Graciela Iturbide, born in Mexico City in 1942, is a renowned photographer known for her sensitivity to ancestral cultures and her ability to document communities in transition. Her work, primarily in black and white, captures the interaction between nature and culture, highlighting the fragility and resilience of traditions. Notable works include her documentation of the Seri Indians and Frida Kahlo's bathroom. Iturbide has received international recognition and awards, including the Princess of Asturias for the Arts, emphasizing the significance of Latin American photography.