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Cross-ing El Río Grande, un memorial para los no identificados

installations Cross-ing El Río Grande, un memorial para los no identificados 17” x 10”2015-2019Dry tree branches, rosaries, red beads, and string. This work speaks about the journey of those who cross the border from Mexico into the United States in search for a better life, but who die before reaching habitable areas. There are hundreds

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Coming of Age II (Exterior Tranformations)

installations Coming of Age II (Exterior Tranformations) 6’ x 4.5’ in diameter2008Cut-out prints reconfigured and sewn back together, fabric, thread drawings, a mannequin. “Coming of age II” celebrates the 15th year foundation of the SERIE Project (1993-2008). This Quinceañera dress was made with pieces cut out from the left-out prints generated at the studio by

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Mourning & Dreaming High, con mucha fé.

installations Mourning & Dreaming High, con mucha fé. 11.5″ x 18″Litho transfers, etching, relief, and thread drawings over the 18th-century book of Crimes and Misdemeanors from the Reign of King Richard II/ London.2014-18 This work places images of young adults, “Dreamers” over a collection of 18th century pages from a book of State Trials and

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Behind what is seen: Innocentia

installations Behind what is seen: Innocentia 7’ h x 6’ in diameter2004Paper, ink jet transfers of children’s drawings, cyanotypes, wire, fabric, ribbons, thread drawings, thread. This larger-than-life dress symbolizes childhood. The outer layer depicts an ideal: joyful, carefree children drawing and learning. The inner layer reveals a harsh reality for many—marked by sadness, fear, abandonment,

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Behind what is seen: Dubitatio

installations Behind what is seen: Dubitatio 7’ h x 5’ in diameter2004Fabric, ink jet transfers, ribbons, found objects. This larger-than-life dress represents adolescence. The semi-transparent outer layer reveals conflicted teens shielding their vulnerability. It explores the transitional phase of growth and the pivotal decisions in adolescence that shape a life for better or worse. OPEN

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Behind what is seen: Experientia

installations Behind what is seen: Experientia 7’ h x 6’ in diameter2004Vandykes, paper, thread drawings, fabric.  This larger-than-life dress symbolizes maturity. The outer layer, quilted and embroidered with map-like paper pieces, reflects a serene passage through time. The inner layer confronts humanity’s atrocities, seen through the eyes of elders reflecting on life’s traces. OPEN WHAT

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