This exhibition stems from a personal experience: the construction of a house and the paths that led to the discovery of other territories. Pedro Meyer returns to the images from the 1960s that marked the beginning of his photographic search, where he discovered that memory and image share the same foundation: lived experience.

Through journeys across Huejutla, Doxey, and Tula, the author’s gaze stays on the same level, observing everyday life without distance or hierarchy—the closeness to people, their spaces, and their ways of life.

This exhibition works as a visual diary where each image is an interpretation. We invite you to walk through the galleries with that same curiosity: look without rushing and find, in every scene, the dignity in the ordinary.