Flor Garduño is a Mexican photographer acclaimed for her timeless black-and-white images that balance the real and the symbolic. Her work moves fluidly between portraiture, still life, and staged tableaux, often rooted in the cultural and spiritual landscapes of Latin America. Garduño’s photographs evoke a sense of ritual and myth, while honoring indigenous identity, the natural world, and the sacred feminine. With striking contrasts of light and shadow, she creates images that are both intimate and archetypal—visual poems that transcend time and place.