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35mm: The Ectoplasmic Ecstatic  

35mm: Pigeons the First Week of Nov 2020

35mm: Seneca Village During Covid 

35mm: body writing

35mm: Sandplay Imprints 

35mm: Inescapable Implications That Trouble Me Deeply

35mm: Bethesda Diptych 2019/20

35mm: trans landscapes 

35mm: International Human Rights Festival Archive

35mm: Love & the Massage 

35mm: Idol Worship 

35mm: On Housing 

35mm: Hilma af Klint

35mm: Construction On Chelsea Piers 

35mm: South End of Prospect Park 

35mm: Market/Place

35mm: Chicago picture book 

ongoing: while reading print

Scanography: Alma Dividida/Split Soul

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Painting Acts: Velos/Veils

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Biological Illustration 

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Untitled (2020) - Download takeaway

Digital Drawing: NYT Collaboration as Remembrance 

plant scribble 

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sound project: Endangered Bird Conversations 

Performance Experiment: abject/objects

Performance Experiment: Object(s) Among Objects 

Frame Dance: Documentation 

Sculpture: Reclaimed Clay

Sculpture: Mycelium

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Play in the Commons, Brooklyn NY
March 2021 




Public space and public health are crucially interdependent. Parks have been a lifesaver for many working class kids who have struggled with school dissolution during Covid. The park as the commons provides a place to gather, rest, decompress, and exchange- outdoors. During the pandemic, these places became classrooms.  They provide access to a source of income for many undocumented people, of which the US government has failed to acknowledge an essential dependence upon. Parks connect us, and their role has been vital for so many during this difficult year. 

jesssaldaña

South End of Prospect Park in the Age of Climate Change, 2018