Zine made for a care package put together by Snack Time Chi in early spring 2021, which organizes care packages for BIPOC, with items donated from Chicago-based folks who sell food, art, health goodies based. For sale at my gumroad shop
These are inktober challenges i completed in 2017 & 2019, where i focused on portraits uplifting real life LGBTQ+ BIPOC Series based on a photography project “To Survive on this Shore” featuring & honoring older transgender people, when the lifespan of trans people, especially Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, continues to be fairly short.…
These paintings span from around 2013 to 2017, of Black, Indigenous, people of color.acrylics and watercolor on paper, canvas, and canvas boards
biographical comic about grandma + mom + food + food industry
Big updates to the site + reflecting on being a creative person online in 2025…
Escuchando a este podcast de una entrevista de artista maya-kaquikel de Guatemala, Marilyn Boror Bor
https://rwm.macba.cat/es/podcasts/sonia-440-marilyn-boror-bor
Por Radio Web MACBA
trabaja desde la memoria, el cuerpo y el territorio, interrogando la colonización, la asimilación lingüística y los cánones del arte contemporáneo.
Su obra entiende la lengua como materia, el tejido como territorio, el cuerpo como denuncia y el arte como modo de nombrar lo silenciado.
Thinking of coding an actual theme for my site, rather than using WP’s default block themes. *scheming hands* hehehehe 😈
i have been hesitant to share some content i’ve created around lessons from my art practice and it’s wild to see folks talk about some of those things now. It’s a good reminder to keep trusting my own insights – i have tended to get these realizations/a-ha’s when it’s not “popular” to have them, so the trust has def taken some time build, but i’m committed to keep working on that porque vale la pena, chale. You can find what i’ve made so far over heeereee