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Now That I’m a River: Shapeshifting & Integration

11” x 17” Limited Edition of 5 Prints. $500 USD

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Now That I’m a River draws inspiration from the Orisha, kundalini mythology, Jungian dream theory and Trinidad’s folklore character Mama D’leau, a protector and healer of the river who is often depicted as part woman, part snake. This interdisciplinary installation is centred around a snake that sheds its skin and becomes a river: a metaphor for the cyclical process of celebrating femme sexuality during Carnival and violently suppressing it throughout the year.

Photography in collaboration with Olajuwon Scott.

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