Maroma, As Seen By Jack Davison

Through the lens of photographer Jack Davison, Maroma is portrayed as a place of equal beauty and myth. Mayan and Mexican iconography is reimagined, corns become characters, local ingredients transform into vibrant sculpture and Mexican dancers twist, rise and float as if taken over by Mayan spirits.

With each turn of the page, subjects collide in surprising ways; the familiar and the intangible, the quirky and the seductive, as moments of calm and explosions of energy ignite the imagination. This is a vast, alluring and poignant depiction of this unique part of the Yucatán Peninsula, and a powerful example of intentional collaboration with local communities.