Taking a curious look at epistemic injustices, 
we analyze how bodily exclusion directly impacts 
the way certain knowledge is legitimized, beyond 
the hand used to write. This research reveals that 
non-normative bodies challenge structures that 
have historically rendered other forms of learning, 
teaching, and knowledge invisible.

Four out of 10 women in Mexico City experience 
period poverty.

Water shortages in Mexico City are becoming a health 
crisis that disproportionately affects menstruating 
people.

After the floods in Mexico City, what were once lakes 
are demanding their freedom. What would happen if they 
were uncovered? From ak(al)i to alla is a journey 
aboard the currents of a "new" city.

You need more than your body to be able to draw, to be 
present. Only then could we invoke Myra Landau at the 
close of the MUAC.

This editorial design project brings together a series 
of manipulated photographs taken during an immersive 
trip through Japan. Through visual experimentation and 
image manipulation, they reinterpret the landscapes, 
culture, and moments experienced during that journey 
in a personal way.

The project was inspired by the dance of the bees, 
a unique form of communication that reflects collective 
intelligence and the connection between living beings. 
This idea was the starting point for creating an 
authentic identity that, in addition to highlighting 
Oaxaca's biodiversity and cultural richness, honors 
the product's origin and tradition.