Padre is a per­so­nal and poli­ti­cal exca­va­tion of mascu­li­ni­ty, approa­ched throu­gh a femi­ni­st lens. Roo­ted in my fami­ly histo­ry and sha­ped by my Latin Ame­ri­can heri­ta­ge, the pro­ject inter­ro­ga­tes the embed­ded struc­tu­res of machi­smo that govern men’s beha­viors and the emo­tio­nal land­sca­pes of tho­se around them. Oscil­la­ting bet­ween social cri­ti­que and self-inqui­­ry, Padre tra­ces a […]