ARTIST STATEMENT

Yo soy mojada-seca.

Don't you forget. 

I am raised

north of the Rio Bravo

and

south of the Rio Bravo.

 

My mother gifted me the knowledge of community

self-determination, aesthetic formalities, object making,

storytelling, and experiences in creative informal economies.

 

It is my parent's fault, I am the way I am.

My ancestors' imagination paint the colors

in the sky

and on the ground.

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I concentrate on the isms

and the mechanics of aesthetics within Indigenous diasporas

and retribalization epistemology,

propaganda, and the importance of encoding

meaning and metaphor in objects.

 

My practice transverses knowledge-based systems,

public space,

street art, technology,

graffiti.

It lives as photographs, videos, sound projects,

 and sculptures.