Between the Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras embodies Harif Guzman’s layered approach to image-making, merging painting, collage, and found imagery into a landscape suspended between memory and imagination. Intervening on an idyllic mountain scene with bold colour and a solitary collaged figure, Guzman transforms a familiar setting into a psychologically charged space that resists fixed interpretation. Blurring the boundaries between personal narrative and collective experience, the work reflects the artist’s ongoing exploration of identity, displacement, and transformation through an intuitive, multidisciplinary practice.

























