Low Tech Resistance Against the Invader — Ricardo Santos Hernández, Chicago, 2024. A low-tech collage depicting Palestinian figures hurling stones against warplanes roaring over a burning cityscape. The Palestinian people will not leave the homeland. Roots, resistance will prevail. — Ricardo Santos HernándezThe People Know, the People See — Ricardo Santos Hernández, Chicago, 2024. A collage bearing witness to the genocide in Palestine through the eyes of the original peoples of the Americas. Beneath warplanes and billowing smoke, a lone figure raises the Palestinian flag amid the ruins of a burning city. Below, a multitude of Indigenous peoples from across the Americas — from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego — stand together, their gaze steady and unflinching. The original people of the Americas know and see what is happening in Palestine. Indigenous solidarity across continents, across centuries of colonial violence. — Ricardo Santos HernándezCaged — Ricardo Santos Hernández. A mixed media collage depicting a mother clutching her child inside a wire cage topped with razor wire, surrounded by skull-faced Border Patrol figures bearing American flags. The violence against migrants and family separation continues fiercely in the United States. Featured in the Voice of America article "Latino Uses Art to Speak Out on Immigration" by Kulsoom Khan — a publication since dismantled. — Ricardo Santos Hernández
