A Portland Design Month gathering of Latino creative professionals exploring how cultural influences shape their visual work. The program runs as a hybrid panel and show-and-tell across four discussion segments: the images that shaped them, the things they have borrowed from home, the visual cultures of different regions, and the cliches they would happily retire forever. The event deliberately presents multiple and sometimes conflicting perspectives on what Latino design means rather than settling on a single definition, with panelists bringing work to show and argue over. Open to designers, students, and anyone interested in how identity moves through commercial and cultural visual work. Hosted by AIGA Portland and INSTRUMENT in downtown Portland.
