We build ourselves from the places we inhabit, from the stories those places tell us, and how the past is told to us in order to exist in the future. This pictorial project, INTERMedio, was born from the desire of exploring immigration as a way of reflecting on the social space as a cultural entity. The project examines the relationships and relativities between Mexico and the United States by portraying similar places in each country—spaces where I feel a personal connection, rooted in my own history. It is both a celebration of difference and a declaration of migratory resilience.