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It Doesn’t Always Hurt to Remember, 2016

Harlem, NYC

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I saw it before I felt it.

Sound Cloud: New Energy by Montell Fish ft (Melonieinfonie)

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What’s in a Wonderbal?: The Renwick Gallery

Washington D.C. 2016

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The journey to and from Washington D.C. in the heart of winter was incredible.

Thankful for eyes and a window seat.

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Snow lilies

New York, 2016

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Mysterious Snow

Track: Gynopedie I by Phillipe Entremont

Macbook Becoming Aware of Itself, 2015

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Dia de Los Muertos Parade | Austin, Texas 2012

"We are a people who really live in our bodies and in our feelings, and as a result of that we are much more connected and in tune. We don't live in our heads or in our intellect because our intellect tells us that these things do not exist. That demons and ghosts do not exist. Our hearts and our bodies tell us 'yes they do'. And I think that because of that, I'm much more likely to allow myself to say 'yea, this is what's going on'. I definitely think it's part of that. I definitely think we come from a culture where we don't view death as a final step, we see it as a transition, and I think that allows us to see the world differently." - Chicana playwright Josefina López on the relationship between Latinos and the supernatural