‘Birds of Mexico City’ is a collection of portraits that Pieter Henket created over the past few years in Mexico City. The series focuses on a new generation of young Mexicans who are redefining contemporary expressions of gender, identity, tradition, and spirituality. After spending significant time in the city, Henket and stylist Chino Castilla established a physical space where artists could collaborate and express themselves freely. The space became a vibrant intersection of disciplines—
dancers, mask-makers, designers, and performers—each exploring the boundaries between Mexico’s deeply rooted Catholic traditions and the freedom of modern self-expression. Within this setting, Henket and Castilla worked closely with each participant to create visual narratives that reflected the tension and harmony between their cultural heritage and their lived identities.

Pieter Henket is a Dutch photographer based in New York City, known for a style inspired by the 17th‑century painting. His previous publications include 'Congo Tales', a photo series documenting Congolese communities enacting their mythologies, 'The Way I See It' (2013) and 'Stars to the Sun' (2014). Henket is also celebrated for his celebrity portraiture, notably the cover of Lady Gaga’s debut album 'The Fame'. His work has been exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Museum de Fundatie in the Netherlands, and Museum Barberini in Germany, and is held in numerous collections worldwide, including the Rijksmuseum.

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