Between Sleepers by Octavio Hoyos

Public Project

Between Sleepers

Copyright Octavio Hoyos 2025

Updated Jan 2021

Location Mexico

Topics Abandonment, Activism, Adolescence, Architecture, Black and White, Celebrations, Children, Community, Discrimination, Documentary, Editorial, Education, Essays, Family, Film, Film Stills, Freedom, Graffiti, Happiness, Health/Healing, Hope, Human Rights, Hunger, Isolation, Landscape, Latin America, Oppression, Parenting & Family, Photography, Photojournalism, Portraiture, Poverty, Relationships, School/College, Sorrow, Still life, Street, Teens

The eroded wagons are today homes for the ones that for decades worked for Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico, which was Mexico’s state owned railroad. The railroad no longer carry passengers, only loads of cargo to certain parts of the country. Images taken in Mexico City, Estado de México and Morelos.

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