Delantal

Ricardo Cuéllar

Bathed in light of red, a shirtless man stands veiled in sheer fabric, his form partially obscured yet powerfully present. Around his waist, a delantal—a ladies traditional embroidered Mexican apron—grounds the image in domestic ritual while hinting at role reversal, vulnerability, and control.
The interplay of concealment and exposure, softness and strength, creates a tension that feels both intimate and theatrical - inviting viewers to question whether clothes make the man or is it the man that makes the man.