cyclic Solo Exhibition
at Palo Alto College Project Space Gallery
on view through March 8, 2024
art-making and healing in San Antonio, TX
cyclic Solo Exhibition
at Palo Alto College Project Space Gallery
on view through March 8, 2024
Rattling Solo Exhibition at Sala Diaz
on view through February 23, 2024
Rattling examines the roles of ritual, creativity, and play in the healing process. Like the
segments of a serpent’s rattle, this body of work serves as a record of growth and
evidence of transformation. It makes the inner work of healing visible. This project was
made possible with the support of the City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts &
Culture.
A Rattling Invitation-
Beyond the threshold of this tiny house,
this witch’s cottage,
another world awaits.
Come in.
My spells hang in the air,
my shape shifts,
I move from material to immaterial, and back again.
Come in.
I travel on the serpent’s back, the healing path.
She showed me how to rattle.
Let me show you.
Come in.
May Your Vessel Be
for Status of Women San Antonio - Reflections on the Pursuit of Gender Equality Group Exhibition at Culture Commons Gallery
acrylic on canvas
48 x 48 inches
The nopal cactus thrives in harsh conditions. Its succulent flesh is protected with needle-like spines. It regenerates easily. These traits make the nopal cactus an ideal refuge for those in need of food, drink, or shelter.
May your Vessel Be is a response to the domestic Violence portion of The 2019 Status of Women in San Antonio report. This artwork invokes the sacred nopal in a protections spell or prayer for women experiencing domestic violence in our city and beyond:
May your vessel be protected.
May your vessel be healed.
May your vessel be replenished.
May your vessel be.
Walking the Healing Path for Threads Bare Group Exhibition at The Contemporary at Blue Star
Walking the Healing Path, 2022
leather sandals, wire, cardboard, vinyl, obsidian chips, lava beads
12 x 16 x 15 inches
serpent rattle made from maguey leaves and dried cascabel chiles