Mexico has become one of the territories with the highest migration flow in the world. More than a destination, it is a space of constant transition, an endless flow that does not end healing.
The piece the right to walk is a statistical and affective mapping of the migratory flow on foot from San Pedro Sula (Honduras) to the US-Mexico border. From interviews, readings and documentaries, the artist compiled concepts that are part of the affective process of migration: rootlessness, faith, self-care protocols, disappearance. At the same time, the different migrant routes that are most recorded can be distinguished in embroidery.

Each stitch represents 10 migrants who crossed Mexico in 2018.

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