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A shirtless boy against a two-tone wall, with pigment on his body and a forked branch in one hand.

WM-GRO-10-056

The forked branch against the wall

A shirtless boy stands against the two-tone wall. He holds a long branch with a fork and raises his other hand. Black pigment lies on his face, chest, arms, and legs.

The wall is light above and warmer below. The boy looks at the camera. The pigment leaves strips of skin on his chest and legs. The branch rests on the ground, passes his head, and has the fork near the tip. His other hand is open and the fingers are dark. He wears black shorts and light sandals. Cables lie on the ground. No one else is in the frame.

Catalogue record

Field report
La Montaña de Guerrero
Folder
10 Xtá Ratsá event
Type
Photograph
Place
Laguna Seca
Community
Laguna Seca
Themes
Credit
MANNE DOEZ / Weaving Memories
Rights
All rights reserved. Free to view; any reuse requires permission from the community and the photographer.
Code
WM-GRO-10-056

How to cite

MANNE DOEZ / Weaving Memories. “The forked branch against the wall”. La Montaña de Guerrero, folder 10 Xtá Ratsá event. Code WM-GRO-10-056. General archive, Weaving Memories. https://weavingmemories.org/en/archivo/museo/evento-xta-ratsa-56/

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