ENTRY DESCRIPTION
The Hooded are religious penitents wearing specific costumes as a sign of repentance. They come from the beginnings of the Inquisition, when those punished for religious reasons were forced to wear a cone on their heads and a cloth that covered their chest, back and face as a sign and penance. This pilgrimage happens during the procession of silence, which takes place on Good Friday to accompany Christ and his mother on the path of their pain with a deep tone of Easter faith. "2019, Mexico"

AUTHOR
Daniel Taveira was born in Tocantinopolis, Tocantins, Brazil. In 2010, after putting aside his Masters Degree in Finances from Fundação Getúlio Vargas, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Taveira moved to Mexico. In Mexico, he met renowned photographer Nadine Markova and became her disciple. Studying under Markova, Taveira began to pursue the “decisive instant,” which meant his lenses would capture the uniqueness of everyday moments through light, colors, forms, expressions and emotions. Taveira’s portraits are lavish depictions of humanity's diversity, his landscape and urban photographs are pristine in technique, abundant, full of colors and shapes.

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