Executive producer of our visual communications strategy and staff photographer is PSYDEH’s Senior Advisor Damon Taylor. Other staff photographers are Mexico City-based professional photographer Diogo Heber, the filmmaker Kevin Fitzpatrick and region-based photographer-in-training Tomas Vaquier Mendoza.
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITIONS
PSYDEH produces public exhibitions at which people engage across class, cultural and language barriers.
2014 – 2015: 1st traveling exhibition “Women Development and Leadership, Otomí-Tepehua Region, Hidalgo, Mexico” (curated by Juan Carlos Valdez Marín, Dir. of Sistema Nacional de Fototecas, produced by Abraham Carrasco and Damon Taylor)
2016:
- 1st Mexico City fundraising event using photography as a marketing tool
- 3rd exhibit at the Casa de Cultura de Tamaulipas in Mexico City
- Video and image promoting our 1st national crowdfunding campaign led by Tec de Monterrey students
2017: 2nd itinerant photo exhibit for the 3rd Regional Forum of Indigenous Women highlighting our work strengthening indigenous women’s participation in Mexico’s democracy.
2018: Largest public relations event in organization history at La Cineteca Nacional in Mexico City where we displayed our 2017 itinerant photo exhibit and screened our 2018 project film as the trailer to the award-winning film, Sueño en otro idioma
FILM & VIDEO
We create social-impact animation to:
- visually entertain when explaining our needed work to the marketplace, e.g., during our global crowdfunding campaigns,
- demonstrate to local indigenous partners with animated color, sound, and image how PSYDEH navigates with them our bottom-up fight against inequality, and
- use narratives to confirm truths that deepen our understandings of how much human beings share no matter our culture, class, and gender.
PSYDEH’s current animators are USA-based student Olivia Taylor and German-based entrepreneur Andre Stoffel.
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