Emerging from time spent in the Mojave, Sonoran, and Chihuahuan deserts, this body of work reflects an ongoing engagement with arid landscapes, shifting light, and spatial ambiguity. Through layered gestures of wrapping, knotting, and suspension, the pieces evoke mirage-like states where materiality begins to dissolve into illusion.

Using linen, merino, and cotton infused with cochineal, indigo, and earth pigments, combining woven and stitched surfaces with hand-built porcelain and stoneware elements to create textured, terrain-like forms.

The series was first exhibited at Pocoapoco in Oaxaca, Mexico, at the conclusion of my residency, and later presented in a solo exhibition at Marrow Gallery.