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Volume 07’s “Fiber Works” features Natalia Ortega Gámez 🇩🇴 (@creadora), a Dominican artist whose practice transforms plant materials—coconut fiber, guayacán wood, hemp, vetiver, bamboo, and spices—into mo

“Sweet Blood” is a play by Camille Simone Thomas 🇯🇲 (@camille4reel), a playwright, screenwriter, producer, educator, and performer. Set in 1727, Sweet Blood follows three Afro-Taino Maroon sisters as they struggle to survive the encroac

Volume 07’s “Root Work” features Jesús Hilario-Reyes 🇵🇷 (@morenxx_x), an anti-disciplinary artist whose sculptural practice operates at the intersection of sonic performance, land installation, and expanded cinema. Central

Volume 07’s “Mis Recuerdos Son Embustes” features Hailey DelValle 🇵🇷 (@hijadelvalle) whose digital collages interrogate the unreliability of diasporic memory. Layering Caribbean landscapes over New York City skylines, Delvalle con

VOL 08 GUEST EDITOR ANNOUNCEMENT

We’re proud to welcome curator and painter Dejá Aaliyah Belardo (@dejabelardo) as Guest Editor of Volume 08!

Born and raised in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands 🇻🇮, Belardo is currently Associate Curato

“On Being an Intuitive Alchemist” features Tajah Ellis 🇧🇿 (@outofseam_) a multidisciplinary artist with Belizean roots whose practice transforms earth materials such as indigo, algae, fur, and salts, into garments and structures that ho

Volume 07’s “Breeze Blocks” by Cyle Warner 🇰🇳🇹🇹 (@cylewarner) a multidisciplinary artist with roots in St. Kitts and Trinidad whose work explores space, time, and place through fiber, photography, and sculpture.

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