La representación de los pueblos originarios en la fotografía latinoamericana contemporánea

Leticia Rigat analyzes how contemporary Latin American photography produces a new meaning / look at the representation of the Native People of Latin America as opposed to how they were portrayed at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, "in light of the same historical variations that the native people adopted over time: the contrast between the image of identity and that of recognition, which constitutes the motor and the hypothesis of this investigation." (HKB Translation) --Page 16. Rigat's work is based on the works of three Latin American photographers: Julio Pantoja, Luis González Palma and Antonio Briceño.