Detail of print.

Mano de Obra. When I was a child, my parents and I lived in a wooden house in Borikén in the mountains. We resisted hurricane winds together, droughts, rainy seasons. The wooden house now gone, its foundation left bare. My parents for years have been using this foundation as a terrace to grow medicinal herbs. We have been rebuilding for such a long time. A recurring cycle of destruction and reconstruction. Cut and bruised hands and hearts. This foundation is so strong, we take it with us even when we are forced to leave Borikén and settle in the diaspora. This becomes a haunting.

RicanVisions: Global Ancestralities and Embodied Futures group exhibit, 2025. The Latinx Project. New York, NY. Curated by The Latinx Project curatorial team.

Across Common Grounds: Contemporary Art Outside the Center group exhibit, 2024-25. Bates Museum of Art, Lewiston, ME. Curated by K. Samantha Sigmon

RISD Grad Show 2024. Rhode Island Convention Center. Providence, RI.

Providence Biennial for Contemporary Art: REMEDY, 2023. WaterFire Arts Center, Providence, RI. Curated by Joel Rosario Tapia.

Digital annotated photograph as full immersive room. IM Studio. Bates Museum of Art, 2025.