THIS LAND

Anna’s journal of migration and internment—an intimate window into the fragile promise of the immigrant dream.

THIS LAND, 2022
Artist's book comprising an atlas folio book held within a wooden box that unfolds into a lectern. Inside the box is a small installation- an onyx shelf which holds paper-thin translucent porcelain tiles with handwritten fragments of poems inscribed . Edition of 6.

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