Tatiana Beltran
Tatiana Beltran, is a latina creative born and raised in San Francisco. Her family immigrated from Mexico and Nicaragua to the Excelsior and Mission District in the early 1960s. Her passion for film photography comes from her family, who documented everything on a 35mm camera and her journey to preserve those special photos. Her photography inspiration comes from her diverse community and honoring her San Francisco roots through photos. Tatiana studied English Literature and Women Studies at San Francisco City College and has a background in beauty, product design, and fostering inclusive events. Through her work, she continues to pour back into the community that raised her and she aspires to be an inspiration for creative people who want to action positive change.
Title: 94112
Materials: Matte Paper Framed x 6
Dimensions: 16” x 20”
These photos symbolize my experience growing up as a second generation latina in San Francisco. These photos taken on my 35 mm camera represent my deep affection for the Excelsior and Mission District; these neighborhoods have been creating waves and social changes for the latino community since the 1940s. These photos capture my love and devotion for activism, street art, community events, and some of my favorite local businesses. It’s important for me to honor these places and remember San Francisco’s authentic beauty through photographs.” In essence “ Home is not a place, but a feeling in my soul, where San Francisco lingers eternally in the streets of my heart
Title: 24th Street Whooligans
Materials: Matte Paper Framed x 6
Dimensions: 16” x 20”
These photos symbolize my experience growing up as a second generation latina in San Francisco. These photos taken on my 35 mm camera represent my deep affection for the Excelsior and Mission District; these neighborhoods have been creating waves and social changes for the latino community since the 1940s. These photos capture my love and devotion for activism, street art, community events, and some of my favorite local businesses. It’s important for me to honor these places and remember San Francisco’s authentic beauty through photographs.” In essence “ Home is not a place, but a feeling in my soul, where San Francisco lingers eternally in the streets of my heart
Title: I’ll Miss You Fabric Outlet
Materials: Matte Paper Framed x 6
Dimensions: 16” x 20”
These photos symbolize my experience growing up as a second generation latina in San Francisco. These photos taken on my 35 mm camera represent my deep affection for the Excelsior and Mission District; these neighborhoods have been creating waves and social changes for the latino community since the 1940s. These photos capture my love and devotion for activism, street art, community events, and some of my favorite local businesses. It’s important for me to honor these places and remember San Francisco’s authentic beauty through photographs.” In essence “ Home is not a place, but a feeling in my soul, where San Francisco lingers eternally in the streets of my heart