As a water-based site-specific artist, my practice revolves around the intimate relationship between landscape, body, and Water. Through intuitive exploration, I capture the essence of emotions, documenting the felt sense and movement during Water collection. I create imprints using pigments which embody the fluidity of emotions as an abstract language of change.

Central to my work is the preservation of an ivory background, reminiscent of scientific displays of particles in space. This juxtaposition of positive and negative space reflects shifting perspectives and the imprint of water, embodying a practice of containment and consistency; holding the paradox of life and death, the beginning and ending. Water, with its elemental energy and ties to the collective unconscious, serves as both medium and metaphor.

In Ra Di In Go is a body of work created from Rain Water collected in Oga Po’ge & Indigo cultivated in El Salvador. The title is giving reference to the intonation of these pieces. This pigment represents a part of my identity and a significant aspect of my yearly migration home. The pieces selected are aesthetic inquiries into the generosity of depth which arise through simplicity. They are symbols of gestural linguistics representing the liquidity and non-captive nature of change.