Eva Lepiz is a renowned Mexican photographer and visual educator based in Oaxaca, Mexico. She initially trained as an architect, which later fueled her passion for aesthetics and personal engagement with people, leading her into a photography career. Eva specializes in documentary, editorial, and commercial photography. Her work often explores deep cultural themes such as migration, family, religion, and the blending of cultures, reflecting her keen insight into community life influenced by her extensive teaching experience in various villages through programs at the Manuel Alvarez Bravo Photo Center and San Agustin Arts Center.
Over the years, Eva has collaborated with and learned from several renowned photographers, including members of Magnum Photos and National Geographic such as Alex Webb and Steve McCurry. She has been involved in prestigious workshops and reviews, including the Foundry Photojournalism Workshop and the New York Times Portfolio Review.
Her photography has been published in major media outlets such as the Washington Post, LA Times and Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, she has worked with organizations such as The Nature Conservancy. Eva has also been recognized for her contributions to visual storytelling through awards such as the National Geographic Covid-19 Emergency Fund.
