There are names for what binds us explores themes of injury, resilience, and intimacy in the face of our mortality. The series conjures an enigmatic world that blurs the lines separating fact from imagination.

Mark Cáceres was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina before settling in the United States at an early age. His interest in photography began while pursuing his undergraduate degree in anthropology at Emory University. Mark holds an MFA from the University of Hartford’s International Limited-Residency program. His studies and his experience as a migrant have shaped his fascination with the wide range of cultures both in the U.S. and abroad. His photography poses questions about identity and belief systems, and challenges viewers to find connections with what may initially seem unfamiliar or mysterious.

Mark’s work has been exhibited in the United States and Europe. His photography has appeared in Oxford American, Huffpost, Lenscratch, Reading the Pictures, and South X Southeast Photo Magazine. He is represented by Spalding Nix Fine Art in Atlanta. Mark resides in Atlanta, Georgia, USA with his wife.