Río de Niebla, Río de Adobe, Río de Sangre by Tania Ximena delves into how mountain ranges play an essential role in the life of surrounding biomes and urban centers. Through intensive research, she creates paintings and video installations that map the journey from the North Glacier located in Citlaltépetl—or Pico de Orizaba—to the Jamapa River, inhabited by an Afro-Mestizo population, flowing into Boca del Río, a small town south of Veracruz, a port city in Southeastern Mexico.
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Pico de Orizaba National Park is one of the most important protected areas in central Mexico. The park spans 19,000 hectares (47,000 acres), is home to a pine forest with endemic species, as well as the country’s highest volcano at 5,636 meters (18,491 feet), and supplies water to many communities in the states of Puebla […]
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Summiting the Mexican Volcanoes with a Knoxville CrewPopocatepetl was blowing smoke rings like a fifties French movie star. This volcano cut a menacing triangle across the entirety of Mexico with a halo crown of billowing fumes, off limits to all asp