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October 20, 2025Journal of Gender Studies0 citationsOpen Access

Photographing the absence: how to portray the emptiness created after disappearance in Mexico?

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EDEréndira Derbez

Key Points

  • Photographs serve as a powerful medium to demand justice for victims of disappearance, raising awareness about their absence.
  • The works of Martell and Gómez Lucini emphasize remembrance and the urgent need to address systemic violence in Mexico.
  • These projects transcend mere documentation, evolving into acts of resistance against impunity surrounding disappearances.
  • Photography is used not just to capture images, but to evoke emotions and foster a dialogue about the ongoing crisis in Mexico.

Abstract

The work of Martell and Gómez Lucini underscores the importance of remembering those who have been lost, advocating for the right of the disappeared to be searched for, cared for, and recognized. Their photographs and projects transcend documentation; they are acts of remembrance and resistance, demanding justice and attention to the systemic violence of the disappearances in Mexico and the impunity surrounding them.

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Eréndira Derbez (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f5c338e2d8b12842645998https://doi.org/10.1080/09589236.2025.2568582
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