| Dimensions | Date |
| 19” x25” x 1.5” | 2020 |
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| A solitary, grounding walk in the Franklin Mountains, commercial plotter prints of desert plants and sky, blue and brown ink in the shape of Mexican tile designs, and fringe mounted on wood panel with wax. | |
| Description | |
| Material list functions as primary description.
-*- Drawing parallels to the various ways desert plants create biological copies of themselves and spread naturally either by propagation (literally pieces of the plant falling off or being carried by animals and then re-rooting into the ground and growing where they lay) or via the production of suckers (a new plant growth that develops at the rootstock), the artist claims a carbon copy lineage to both the desert and to the spirit of Quetzalcoatl. |
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