What Feral Dogs Can Teach Us About Humanity
Stray dogs overrun the cities and towns of South America. Their presence is so normal that when I asked a local about them, he answered my question with a question,…
Like the Grown-Ups (v2)
Estoy estancada. I'm stuck. I've used up most of my paper, but am dissatisfied with my drawings here in Castro, Chiloé. The setting is tranquil. I am restless. On the…
Fabian Ciraolo, on display at Museo de Arte Moderno en Chiloé
Like the Grown-Ups
Like any common over-analyzer, I've twisted my head these last few weeks over the significance vs. coincidence of things. Looking at things from my own perspective, there has to be…
Photos from the show at Proyecto’Ace and some thoughts from Chiloé
It's hard to believe I arrived in South America almost two months ago. I feel like I've lived a lifetime compressed into three weeks here in Patagonia. After being on…
Querido Pajarito: Dear Baby Bird
I'm sitting in a Refugio in El Bolsón. Checkout was technically an hour ago. There's a beautiful, new city to explore. And yet, and yet. I arrived here late at…
If you’re in a hurry, you’re wasting your time: Lessons from Patagonia
I love plans. I can spend hours strategizing, rearranging, anything from a business process to a budget to a schedule to typography on a web page. And as much as…
Losing My Prince in El Chaltén: Lessons from Patagonia
I have been collecting books in Spanish throughout my trip in Patagonia. Nothing too heavy since I have only my 40-liter backpack, but I adore books and my need for…
Proyecto’Ace, Week 3: Time is Money, and some other thoughts and idioms
Time is money, the old saying goes. It's not entirely true. We can buy other people's time with money, and others can buy our time, too. But while we can…
“El Fin del Mundo | The End of the World”: Ushuaia, Argentina
My art residency at Proyecto'Ace ended on February 13th and the second residency at Museo de Arte Moderno in Chiloé starts March 8th. Since historically I've always made my best…
Proyecto’Ace, Week 2: Drawing and Carving the Images
If I'm to say any truth about the way our brains work, or at least my own, it's that there's often a delay between our experience of a thing and…