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Prayer For Corn
2023. Acrylic on wood panel.
Prayer For Corn is part of the greater Mesoamerican field study exploring the food ways, rituals, and religiosity of the Aztecs and Mayans, specifically their worship of and reliance on corn, as well as the dominance of political corruption and it’s affects on the availability of human commodities. Each piece in this collection has been an exploration of familial ties within a Mesoamerican context and the relational significance between nature and humans.
Aztec, Prayer For Corn
“It is I, the person. Pay attention, sister seed, who is sustenance. Pay attention, princess Earth, for now I entrust into your hands my sister, the one who gives us, or the one who is, our sustenance.”
Into Your Hands, 12x12 inches
Princess Earth, 12x9 inches
Seeds of Hope, 12x9 inches
Our Sustenance, 12x9 inches
Ancestor Corn, 12x16 inches
Teosintes, 12x9 inches
Mountain of Sustenance, 12x16 inches
Who Gives To Us, 12x12 inches