White Fence explores the interplay of boundaries and identity through a visual investigation of fences, their textures, and the spaces they enclose or divide. Graciela Iturbide’s photographs examine how these physical barriers interact with their environments, revealing cultural and social implications embedded within everyday landscapes.

The images in White Fence are composed with careful attention to form, contrast, and detail, transforming mundane subjects into studies of light and shadow, surface and structure. This approach fosters a contemplative mood, inviting viewers to reconsider notions of separation and connection conveyed by these architectural elements.

Published in 2024 by Rm, the book comprises 194 pages, making it a substantial visual essay on the significance of fences beyond their functional role.