Description

Darinka Moher’s graphic work explores memory, identity and emotional experience through printmaking. Inspired by human relationships, migration, fragility and the tension between tenderness and resistance, her practice is deeply informed by her experience as a woman.

She approaches printmaking as both an intimate and political language, where emotions and lived experiences remain like traces on the body and in memory.

Through portraits of everyday people, her works celebrate the dignity, resilience and cultural memory that shape contemporary Mexico. Each figure reflects a profound connection to identity, community and the traditions that continue to give meaning to daily life.

Extract from Darinka Moher autobiography. Read More