photographs and poems, edge printed onto chiffon and manta, become porous guides of a space, 
changing with the day’s temparements, 
asking to be touched, felt, reshaped collaboratively. 

 the images combine earthen forms as entangled limbs, waters in consistency of change, 
as well as abstracted portraits of my queer families in Detroit who come together within a practice of building new life forms. 

the flowy texts incite principles, directives for claiming change, offering the participants talismans 
in the uncertain journey of abolition we must take on together.