b. 1999
Wool Tapestry with Natural Dyes, 2021
"During the pandemic, many people in my town were left without work, since the town depends on tourism and sales fell. They also closed the municipal market and it was another place where families had their business. Later, many people began to use barter for lack of money. People who had corn crops exchanged corn for other foods for daily consumption and so, many businesses began to do the same by offering their product in exchange for basic necessities." - Christian Mendoza Ruiz
Technique: Wool & Cotton Tapestry made on Pedal Loom with Natural Dyes
Origin: Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca, Mexico
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