For this series of work, I wanted to revisit some of the topics I’ve been delving into last semester in relation to my hometown, Cadiz, Spain, as well as certain aspects of the culture and its people. In particular, I think that there are certain groups of people that are unique to my town that either they or their labor get overlooked and undermined. These people have been part of Cadiz’s history, economy, and culture for decades. Some of them are beach vendors (lateros), caregivers for the elderly, coquina clam and sea urchin harvesters (mariscadores), seafood street vendors, salt harvesters (salineros), almadraba (tuna) fishers, etc. Moreover, the majority of them have been facing adversities in recent years and their jobs are rapidly disappearing and being forgotten. Consequently, they have been increasingly struggling financially and going out of business. I wanted to depict them in a different light, showing the creativity and uniqueness within what might seem to many as mundane at first.