Madre herida, madre viva
Adriana Muñoz, Mexico
Adriana Muñoz is a photographer, communicator, and visual artist who has collaborated with prominent organizations like Greenpeace México, creating impactful imagery through photography and video. Her work, recognized by numerous national and international awards, explores social projects and environmental problems and has been exhibited in galleries across Los Angeles and Spain. As an independent businesswoman and leader, she aims to create emotionally resonant images that leave a lasting impression on people.
Breast cancer is one of the main causes of death in Mexican women. Every year, more than 29,000 new cases of breast cancer are diagnosed. These women show us the rough side of this disease, but at the same time, its most human side. Although each one has her story where they lost one or two breasts, they decided to see the other side of the coin: defeat cancer and to be proud of their mutilated, but healthy and alive bodies.