Women of Clay is Marcela Taboada's intimate and moving photographic study of a remarkable group of women who struggled to rebuild their lives and community in the aftermath of severe economic and social hardships. Taken between 1999 and 2001 in the Indian village of San Miguel Amatitlan in the Sierra Madre Mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, Taboada documented a situation typical of many small villages and towns in Mexico-a majority of the men have been forced to leave their villages to try to earn a living in the U.S, leaving behind their grandparents, parents, wives, and children.
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机译：《粘土女》是马塞拉·塔波阿达（Marcela Taboada）对一群杰出的女性进行的亲密而动人的摄影研究，这些女性在严峻的经济和社会困难之后努力重建自己的生活和社区。 Taboada拍摄于1999年至2001年之间，地点是墨西哥瓦哈卡州Sierra Madre山的印度村庄San Miguel Amatitlan，记录了墨西哥许多小村庄和城镇的典型情况-大多数人被迫离开村庄前往尝试在美国谋生，而留下祖父母，父母，妻子和孩子。
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