speaking hands

the hands are an instrument of our mind. – Maria Montessori

Sally- flight attendant

Sebastian- doctor

Emily- sales representative

Natalie- flight attendant

Rawan- secretary

Miguel- art gallery owner

Enrique- restaurant business owner

Hugo- chef

Eugina- baker, cook

Miguel- chauffeur

Ricardo- waiter

Mario- chaufer

Grecia- student

Leo- sales personnel

Omar- tour guide

Mike- sales personnel

Suleiman- manager

Maryam- professor, activist

Mimo & Semo- the raison d’etre for the adventure and vacation

Sheryl- baker, sales personnel

Fernando- baker

Nicolas- sales personnel

Kamir- sales personnel

Steve- sales personnel

Jannai- hiker, business owner

Manuel- hiker, waiter, restaurant worker

Doug- waiter

Diego- waiter/barista

Bryn- museum attendant/guide

Katie- manager

Heather- yoga instructor & studio owner

Jumana- urban planner

Daniel- waiter

Michel- consultant

Andrew- ice cream server

Sitto- teta, home maker

Jacqueline- student, activist

Amelia- ceramist, designer

Jackie- ice cream server

Ty- dancer, educator, activist,

Ahimsa- artist

Beatrice- waitress

Leena- advocate, activist

Mehdi- student

Eric- cook

Zeinab- researcher

Rana- musician

Stan- retired writer

Nancy- retired

Cathy- sales personel

Evan- museum attendant

Melissa- artist, educator

Hannah- designer, student

Jane- clinical psychologist

Lucy- landscape designer, gardner

Puy- actress, activist, writer

Jill- flight attendant

Claudia- flight attendant

Francois- travel clerk

 

in the summer of 2015 i recorder the hands of most of the people whom i interacted with and came across over a 6 week period in the US and Mexico.

hands can sometimes mesmerize me. they accomplish so much yet those who do not have any fascinated us by their ability to find alternate ways of achieving what we take for granted on a daily basis. hands are beautiful and telling of many things perhaps.