Jose Garrido
El Señor de los Nahuales
San Pablo Chimalpa is a rural town, and they believe in the nahuales that represents the duality of the human being in Náhuatl culture. The child was chosen as their protector. The skull symbolizes the nahual. He upholds the customs of his people against modernity, spreading like a stain behind him.
Awards
World Photo Annual
2023Honorable Mention
People
Non Professional
Honorable Mention
Photojournalism
Non Professional
El Señor de los Nahuales
San Pablo Chimalpa is a rural town, and they believe in the nahuales that represents the duality of the human being in Náhuatl culture. The child was chosen as their protector. The skull symbolizes the nahual. He upholds the customs of his people against modernity, spreading like a stain behind him.
About Artist
Jose Garrido
Conscious of being (at all times) two years, two months and two days away, José Antonio Garrido believes that communication is the most powerful tool that human beings have. In his ideas and works he tries to capture that subtle line that divides social stories from personal ones. He studied at the Universidad Iberoamericana, where he studied Communications specializing in Journalism. He has collaborated in media such as Animal Político and Perro Crónico. Also in the organization of events such as the Creative Fest of Spotify. He is a presenter on Ibero 90.9 and producer of some film projects.
Photographic Areas of Focus
Landscapes, Nature, People, Photojournalism, Portrait
Location
Mexico
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