A scene from Río Frío, in Colombia's Magdalena, evoking the banana workers who rose against the United Fruit Company — resistance captured in light.

This photograph honors the dignity of those who stood up to oppression on the plains of the Magdalena, carrying the memory of a struggle that still echoes through the region's history.

A powerful, narrative piece for a study, library, or any wall where history and conscience belong.

Limited edition of 30
Each print is numbered by hand. A signed Certificate of Authenticity is sent by email after purchase. Once the edition of 30 is complete, no further prints of this image will be produced.

About this piece
Photographed by Julian Espinosa in Río Frío, Magdalena, during a socio-cultural project and journey through the region — then reworked digitally, so the image carries the weight of what was witnessed there. Printed on museum-quality enhanced matte paper, framed and ready to hang the moment it arrives. A water-based inkjet process delivers rich, precise color that stays true to the original work.

Format

• Frame: your choice of White or Black — Ayous wood, .75″ (1.9 cm) thick, from responsibly managed forests
• Size: 16″×20″ (41×51 cm) or 20″×30″ (51×76 cm)
• Museum-quality enhanced matte paper, 189 g/m²
• Acrylite front protector (shatter-resistant) · Hanging hardware included · Ready to hang
• Numbered edition of 30 · Certificate of Authenticity by email