Liminal Space/Espacio Liminal

I live in two countries, which entail at least two dominant forms of conceiving organized society. These two countries entail a multiplicity of societies, cultures and identities on them, that do not remain contained but communicate with each other and with other worlds. I have discovered that I do not live in two worlds, but in a multiplicity of liminal spaces from where I can observe how fragile and futile it seems the dominant construction and policing of borders and difference.

4/9/10

La última Cena/The Last Supper

Esta foto apareció en La Jornada durante la Semana Santa

It is incredible the richness of the signifiers in this photo. The representation of the "Last Supper" and the unintended yuxtaposition of the ordinary taco stand. The sacred chalise can be a coca cola, or an "agua de jamaica".

4/9/10

La última Cena/The Last Supper

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