βββπππΆππΉππΆ ππππβ soft sculpture with found horse hair and red skirt.

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βππ½π ππππ½ ππ» ππ½π ππΆππΎππ½πΎππ πππΆππ»πΎππ½β - soft sculpture

βππ½πππ ππ½π ππΈππΆπ πππππ ππ½π ππΆπππ½β clay, fish line, photo transfer to cotton, cement blocks
βthe way moss growsβ
This piece is inspired by the way moss grows by requiring water and growing new shoots, or by breaking off in pieces and moving via wind or water to a new location.


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My work focuses on Puerto Rican epistemology by centering on our connection to land. In Land Reflections, soil was placed on a mirror, with pieces of a photograph that are placed firmly and deeply in the soil. In the soil, the roots of Yerba Buena grow into the foundation. Inspired by the quote, "when there are no more Boris (Puerto Rican people) around these parts, maybe it is time to fertilize the soil with our own body," Land Relflectons, reflects on the displacement of people and land through disaster capitalism, global warming, and forced migration.
βpieces of me ... if shedding pieces of my skin was an actβ
Laxtex platano and pieces of dried latex










