Community Project
A collaborative project was developed with resident artist Cameron Clayborn, unfolding through a variety of artistic approaches. Initially, plant and tree shadows were used as a form of composition—capturing a performative movement that cannot be controlled, yet can be recorded. On a large sheet of paper, students from the San José Manialtepec Technical Secondary School traced these shadows with shapes and colors, which then served as inspiration to continue developing a collective mural. Poetry readings were also held, encouraging participants to create and share their own literary pieces. In this way, *In the Light of Innocence* became a collective artistic experience, blending elements from various disciplines and resulting in both personal and shared expressions.
