the darien gap photo series 8 x 10 inches

In 2016, Liset Barrios and Marta Amaro left Cuba with no plan, just the name of a human smuggler scribbled onto a piece of paper, and a dream to make it to the United States. They flew to Guyana, the closest country allowing Cubans in without a visa, and they traveled north. Chasing the imminent end of “wet foot, dry foot” a migration policy that allowed Cubans almost automatic entry without a visa. They would hop ten borders and cross the Darien Gap on foot. I followed every step of the way.

The two women spent six days crossing the notorious Darien Gap on foot.

$125 each photo. Available for purchase separately. Please indicate photo in shipping notes or email.

2rd of 25 editions
Paper: Canson Platine Fibre Rag
Signed on back
White border
Mix of 35mm, Smartphone, GoPro and Digital Images
A3 Paper 297 x 420 mm 11.7 x 16.5 inches
Some images is part of the permanent archive at the Cuban Heritage Collection in Miami and the FRAGILE Festival in Mexico City at SS Galerie.