Ada Trillo is bring a perspective you won’t see anywhere else. She’s connected to her subjects, because they’re not subjects, they’re people, and it comes through in every frame. Mother of two teen aged daughters, her work is in the Smithsonian, galleries and academic institutions around the world.
In this story for LA Yoga Magazine, I interview SRF President, Brother Chidananda and other monks and nuns at thier headquarters in Los Angeles.
Dehumanizing, dangerous and deadly, what emerged was the new blueprint for oppression. Machista politics instigated human rights violation in Tijuana that set the bar for a new low.
… her work reaches far beyond main stream click-bait, deep into the heart of the Honduran diaspora.
Santa Muerte’s scythe has hacked our collective humanity to shreds at the U.S., Mexico border. The treatment of Honduran refugees in Tijuana is a deadly blueprint for oppression and the measure of how far we have strayed.
