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"rewriting the land, rewriting the soul" speaks about the artist's six year journey researching regenerative practices on environmental stewardship to create change. Special acknowledgments to Causability Creator Grant for funding natural pigment workshops and research, Hub of Prosperity for their Beginner Farmer Fellowship mentorship. The following spaces also provided resources and support: Banff Centre for the Arts and Creativity, Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, Ragdale and Lazuli Residency.
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Site-specific installation created in the Chandler studio at Ragdale Residency using natural pigments harvested and foraged in South Texas and Illinois. Work speaks about growth and the passage of time as a reimagining on our relationship to land. |
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Work created with partial funding by the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Installations composed of video, audio, sculpture and drawings speak about the regeneration of trauma through the transformation of histories. |
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Work created with funding by the DocX Archive Lab Fellowship with the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University. Video and photographs speak about change in our relationship to land. Work presented in Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity Residency.
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"Mexic-Arte Museum proudly presents the 26th iteration of the Emerging Latinx Artists Exhibition (ELA): Histories of Transformation / Historias de Transformación. Each year ELA highlights emerging Latinx artists and curators based in Texas. This year’s ELA presents, in various forms, artwork focused on the concept of transformation." Work created with the support of Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. |
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"Mujer-Eres: Raíces is a juried contemporary art exhibition that showcases the diverse talent of female artists organized by artists Sam Rawls and Cecilia Sierra. “The return of this exhibition to San Benito is a homecoming that celebrates women artists. Mujer-Eres: Raíces honors a decade of resilience, creativity, and empowerment, reinforcing the importance of accessible venues for artistic expression.'" |
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Work presented with funding by Centro de Artes in San Antonio, Texas. The installation, video, 2-dimensional sculpture and collage address the cumulative grieving of my border community. |
presente (sal del rey), 2020
As an artist, I center my practice on harmonizing material and site. My site-specific installations and poetry gather pieces together into wholeness to lessen differences and rewrite stories.
reimagining, 2020
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dos, 2019, Carlotta K. Petrina Cultural Center
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hoy hay mas muertos que vivos [today, there are more dead than alive], 2020
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soy, 2019
dos vidas, 2019
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cielo/sky/nube, 2020
