Photographer, journalist, communicator, lover of nature, walking, riding a bicycle and sharing stories, through words, sounds and images, that feed hope.
Kites flying in the wind to defend the territory in Tonalá, México
Photos and text: Víctor Ibarra Threads that connect hands to the wind, linking the earth’s present stories with the sky. Glances of joy and surprise that wind through the vivid colors, up there in the heights. Hands raised and intertwined with new family experiences, reviving nostalgia on this hill. Musical voices in solidarity with the […]
The ball of social struggles rolls through Mexico's World Cup host cities
Text and photos: Víctor Ibarra These days, the ball is rolling on the fields of the World Cup stadiums in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, but on the streets of Mexico’s World Cup host cities (Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey) and other cities, the ball has also been rolling—but as a way for groups and […]
'Stop the criminalization of planting in public spaces': Agroecology collectives
In the heart of Mexico’s second-largest city, next to a cornfield planted in the median of a major thoroughfare, Radio Coamil was born, in its first broadcast addressing the growing tension around the criminalization of the unauthorized practice of urban agroecology in public spaces.
Art to Breathe: A Festival with a Cause
“Art to Breathe” is an international festival that was born in the spring of 2020. The festival came about in the context of the repression and death suffered in many of the participating countries, coupled with the crisis of a pandemic that literally took the breath away and paralyzed to the world. It was necessary to […]
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