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That Mist, This Silence confronts the erasure of slavery from Spain’s collective memory and the lack of deeper recognition across Europe. While colonial powers built their wealth on human exploitation, Spain has never made a genuine effort to acknowledge, let alone repair, the damage inflicted on both sides of the Atlantic.

The witch hunt is one of the cruelest episodes in the history of humanity. Between the 15th and 18th centuries, during the height of the Renaissance, a social consensus emerged in Europe that saw all women as potential witches. This laid the social and legal foundations that legitimized thousands of executions by burning or hanging.

MATRIA is the recognition of the land as our only homeland, the land where my mother, my father, my grandmothers and all my ancestors sank their hands into the soil to feed us, just as 1.2 billion small-scale farmers around the world continue to do today. It is also a tribute to peasant women, the heart and driving force of family farming, who, across the planet, guarantee food sovereignty and food security.

Human beings have been, and continue to be, caught up in wars, clashes and conflicts since the beginning of history. The reasons for starting a war have been varied, but issues related to territory and the wealth it holds have always been at the forefront.

Expolio is the visual result of research into the origins and consequences of the conflicts affecting two of the most significant countries in Africa: the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Nigeria, to which the author has devoted much of her recent work.