An image can be considered a reflection of its viewer. What does this say about advertisements presented as images, as reflections of the people they are designed to reach?

Artistic Interventions and Uncertain Futures at the U.S.-Mexico Border

"There cannot be a clear division, a borderline, between landscape and me. Rather, we flow through each other. Maybe we are fundamentally made from the same material."

"My grandfather, the first Black basketball player at the University of Pittsburgh, is one of thirty-three 1,000-point scorers in the school’s history and graduated with an engineering degree."

How do belief systems become established as "legitimate"?

"The question of the relationship between humans and our technologies is not a new discussion and neither is the fear that technology may lead to a possible 'dehumanization' or 'denaturalization.'"

"Looking back at the 2017 subway protest in Singapore, there is a striking power in the capacity for performative acts to articulate histories of local injustices and make political claims that run against the grain of dominant historical narratives."

"In Colombia, there’s a word we use, and none of us know what it means. This is a personal chronology as an attempt at an etymology."

“I 'plantation-hopped' around Georgia in hopes of answering a lifelong question: How is it that the descendants of plantation life can look back on the remaining spaces and see such different things?”

On estrangement in Sebastião Salgado’s photographs of refugees and migrants.