1 gota de lluvia sobre el polvo
Museo de Arte de Zapopan•May 16, 2026 — Sep 27, 2026
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Carmen Huízar: 1 Raindrop on Dust
"...many people are frightened when they learn they are walking over the dead. Although all of us, everywhere, more or less, walk over a greater or lesser number of dead people. There are far more dead than the living; it is a simple truth, and everyone ends up turned to earth."
Mariana Enriquez, Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave
Throughout history, cemeteries have fulfilled the social function of symbolically organising the relationship between the living and the dead. Situated away from the urban centre and relegated to the outskirts for sanitary and cultural reasons, they occupy a unique threshold: neither fully integrated into everyday life nor entirely separated from it.
It is from this threshold that Carmen Huízar’s photographic series unfolds. The images depict cemeteries in rural communities across northern Jalisco, where funerary structures appear as barely perceptible presences woven into the landscape. The artist photographs the same site at…
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1 gota de lluvia sobre el polvo
Museo de Arte de Zapopan•May 16, 2026 — Sep 27, 2026
Press Release
Carmen Huízar: 1 Raindrop on Dust
"...many people are frightened when they learn they are walking over the dead. Although all of us, everywhere, more or less, walk over a greater or lesser number of dead people. There are far more dead than the living; it is a simple truth, and everyone ends up turned to earth."
Mariana Enriquez, Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave
Throughout history, cemeteries have fulfilled the social function of symbolically organising the relationship between the living and the dead. Situated away from the urban centre and relegated to the outskirts for sanitary and cultural reasons, they occupy a unique threshold: neither fully integrated into everyday life nor entirely separated from it.
It is from this threshold that Carmen Huízar’s photographic series unfolds. The images depict cemeteries in rural communities across northern Jalisco, where funerary structures appear as barely perceptible presences woven into the landscape. The artist photographs the same site at…
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