When I drift, I frequently rely on circulation to reconfigure the pace and structure of space and time. Through states of flow, pathways open as vital arteries, traffic influx moves organically, memories and objects pass through us cyclically, all emotionally disorienting.
Biographies Postcard: When Blood Becomes a Stain Postcard 4” x 6” Laser printed on Craft paper 220 gsm intervened with acrylic, krypton clear glaze 2026 Exhibited at Postcards from the Edge Berry Campbell Gallery, New York City.
Proyecto Arteria
Investigacion personal-publica acuerpada de patrones de circulación patriarcales. Examino: la muerte de abuelo por HIV, en dialogo con el desangre publico gubernamental bajo el hombre-gobierno, fálico y “pilar de familia”.
When Blood Becomes a Stain
When Blood Becomes a Stain
Drifting: a wondering practice of circulation, to reconfigure pace, structure, life’s transit.
Flow: a state of return to pathways envisioned as vital arteries, organic movements, and cyclical rhythms.
These double-exposures ask: how does the blood of patriarchal pillars sustain circulation today? How does inherited memory influence (influere/flow) into) the performance of the everyday life?