Guided by the rhythms of nature and the unseen forces that bind us, my installations celebrate imperfection as a site of beauty and truth. They are an invitation to slow down, to feel, and to recognize the quiet threads of emotion that transcend time and individual identity. In this way, my work becomes both personal and collective, and a poetic offering to the museum space as a place of presence, memory, and meaning.

Proposed Installation Models -
This work is a personal meditation on the tension between joy and sorrow, loss and renewal. Inspired by the Tibetan concept of the bardo—the liminal  space between death and rebirth—it evokes the fleeting beauty of virga, rain that never reaches the earth, and the grounding presence of malpais, or ancient volcanic fields. The gold represents divinity, eternal life, and pure radiance, acting as a bridge between the material and spiritual realms.
The ‘pink cloud’ is a subtle nod to the clarity and vulnerability found in recovery.

Shown here:
New Mexico Museum of Art - Vladem Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM  
Window Box Project
March 26 through July 5, 2026

Materials: organza, thread, copper wire, felt, gold metal leaf, acrylic paint
Dimensions are variable - Vladem Window Box dimentions: 10 x 9 x 5 feet

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