The Home I Never Knew: Ni de Aquí, Ni de Allá brings together a wide range of Latino/a/x perspectives, traditions, cultures, and media. Guest curated by Flor Herrera-Picasso, co-founder of Casa Azul de Wilson, this exhibition centers on the idea of “ni de aquí, ni de allá,” or “not from here, nor from there.” The 24 participating artists’ work speaks to the diversity of experiences and identities among Latino/a/x communities associated with being both from the United States and from their Latin countries of origin.
Dayana Camposeco's work captures intimate, often everyday moments. Diego Camposeco described himself as a magical realist, his images as a form of writing with light, blended fact and fiction. This exhibition of photography explores the bonds of trust - between sister and brother, photographer and subject, family and community as well as light and darkness, life and death, work, and culture within the context of southern Latinx identity.
