Welcome to Verano Vienés!

More than a festival: a space to share who we are.

Verano Vienés was born from the heartbeat of Latin America, from the need to tell our stories as they are: with truth, with dignity, and with our own gaze.

Here, photography and documentary film are visual narratives that emerge from within, a shared language that crosses territories and connects sensibilities. Each image is a gesture that reveals how we live, how we dream, and how we face—both in the everyday and the collective—the challenges that shape our lands: climate change, migration, inequality, the defense of rights, and memory.

Latin America is a territory of multiple voices, of languages that endure, of communities that create amid adversity, of ordinary stories that reveal extraordinary beauty. Our narratives are not translated: they are felt, heard, and seen. They are woven into daily life, into silent acts, into the caring gaze, into the struggles that persist, and into the dreams that refuse to fade.

Verano Vienés is a bridge built of images—a meeting place between Latin America and Europe where vision becomes connection and art becomes dialogue.

Because our stories not only matter: they are necessary. Because telling them from within is also a way of existing. Because no one can tell our stories better than we can, and because when the image is born from within, it becomes language, memory, and encounter.

Main topics:

Culture and Traditions Defense of the territory

Climate Change Human Rights

Migration and forced displacement

Selected Artists 1st. Edition

Documentary Photography

Documentary Film

Do you want to support us?

By supporting Verano Vienés, you contribute to an independent, non-profit, and non-political cultural initiative created to build bridges of understanding between Latin America and Europe.

Your support not only makes this festival possible—celebrating our voices and stories—but also transforms into action: part of the resources are dedicated to educational support projects in communities in Mexico.

Every contribution, no matter the size, becomes a seed of change, dialogue, and hope.

You can support using Pay Pal: Veranovienes

Or send us a message to send you the Bank data for transfers in Mexico or Europe.

About Us

Director and Founder

Eloina Viveros Galván, a Mexican photographer and cultural manager, is currently studying Geography, Global Change, and Sustainability in Vienna, Austria. In Mexico, she worked as a legal advisor for refugees and migrants at a non-governmental organisation and founded the civil association Distancia Focal, as well as the International Photography Festival of the same name.

Convinced that images hold the power of transformation, dialogue, and understanding, this belief led her to create Verano Vienés, an independent space that seeks to build bridges between continents through photography and documentary film.