It’s great to see our streets change to better accommodate people riding a bicycle or walking on foot. To make this change sustainable, let’s together make sure our streets’ culture changes, too!
— Christoph Fink, 2020
Por la mañana yo me levanto
In the morning I get up
No me dan ganas de ir a trabajar
I don't feel like going to work
Subo a la combi [1] voy observando
I get into the van and I'm observing
Que toda la gente comienza a pasar
That all the people begin to pass
Por la avenida va circulando
It is circulating along the avenue
El alma obrera de mi ciudad
The working soul of my city
Gente que siempre esta trabajando
People who are always working
Y su descanso lo ocupa pa' soñar
And they take their free time only to rest
— La Carencia, Panteón Rococó (2002)
Visualiza MX is a project born from my passion for data, visualizations, and the need to speak —with evidence— about the different realities that coexist in Mexico. It emerges as a space for personal and professional exploration where data analysis, cartography, and visual experience design converge. In its first phase, Visualiza MX functions as a portfolio project, focused on experimenting with tools, methodologies, and narratives based on open data.