Hoop earrings are way more than just an accessory. They represent family, resilience, and self-expression. They represent the freedom to shine in a world that’s constantly trying to dim the lights. From Chicago to Oaxaca to right here in Boston, these earrings shout “I’m here, and there’s nothing you can do about it.”
Eliana Pipes brings 5,000 years of history to life with Hoops, a joyous celebration of Black, Latine, and Indigenous culture. Based on a series of intimate interviews, this vibrant and playful choreopoem-esque collage of self-adornment and heritage shows off just how much power a pair of hoops can hold.
Poster concept by Riley Greenstein. Executed by Anamaria Sabino.
Directed by Riley Greenstein. Filmed and edited by Giovanni Lopez.
Directed by Riley Greenstein. Filmed and edited by Giovanni Lopez.
Photography by Ken Yotsukura
Photography by Lauren Miller
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