The Border of the Frame

I think about time points with them because they're often vintage frames, or they've been used for a completely different purpose. So the border of the frame in some ways is a metaphor for borders within countries and the borders for immigration. And then to have a sort of Salvadoran figure on it, who's queer maybe, is really interesting. Yeah, it's kind of subversive. What's the most you spent on the frame? Oh, God. I've spent, I think this is a lot, like 300 pounds for a frame, just the frame. Yes, Latinx. Which is easier to pronounce if you come from a Spanish kind of background of educational speech. Because it's

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