Round Trip: An Endless Border
Round Trip: An Endless Border” is an ongoing documentary project focused on migration routes through Ciudad Juárez and the U.S.-Mexico border. Since 2021, I have photographed migrant families traveling aboard freight trains, crossing the Rio Grande, waiting near border infrastructure, and moving through landscapes shaped by surveillance, deterrence, and displacement.Rather than focusing only on moments of crisis, the project explores the repetitive and continuous nature of migration at the border — the waiting, movement, exhaustion, uncertainty, and resilience that become part of everyday life for thousands of people attempting to reach the United States.Through close and intimate photographs, the work examines how human movement continues within increasingly militarized and controlled spaces, where walls, razor wire, rivers, and freight trains become part of a larger system that shapes daily life along the border.