Marian Carrasquero is a documentary photographer and filmmaker working at the intersection of art and journalism. Based in Mexico City, her practice focuses on Latin America, where she constructs nuanced visual narratives that aim to expand the understanding of the region’s social and political realities.

Her work spans photography, video, and film, in collaboration with leading international media organizations. She has contributed to productions for PBS FRONTLINE, ESPN, and Al Jazeera Witness, and is part of the production team at Trilogy Films, a production company specializing in social justice documentaries and nonfiction storytelling for global audiences.

As a photographer, she is a frequent contributor to The New York Times, and her work has also been published by National Geographic, NPR, Bloomberg, ProPublica, and Der Spiegel.

Marian explores migration, identity, resilience, and social justice, focusing on the human experience and emotional complexities at the core of these stories.

She holds a BFA in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design (2016) and a Master’s in Documentary Filmmaking from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism (2019).

mariancarrasquero@gmail.com // @mariancaa