HOME, 2020 is a foldable artist’s book/installation that resonates with the global narratives of woman, earth, pandemic and loss of home. Materials include hemp, thread, India ink on altered Spanish Bible pages. The words woman/mujer, earth/tierra, hunger/hambre, plague/pestilencia, mortality/mortandad, and verses of ruin and devastation on earth/asolados has been left unredacted. The act of altering the bible suggests dichotomies of sacred and profane, East and West, lightness and weight, creating and erasing. It is also a metaphor for ephemerality, transmutation and purification, while the mindful process is an antidote for uncertainty and a constant sense of dislocation.
NO MIND III, Artist’s Book, handmade ink calligraphy on Nepalese paper mounted on antique sewing spool, 2014 (Part of University of Kent-Special Collections and Archives, UK) 
At the Beaney Museum, Canterburry, UK, for Prescriptions, 2016 
Prescriptions catalogue, The Beaney Museum, UK 2016 
Artist’s books, Year Book, Uk, 2018-2019 
Artist’s books, Year Book, Uk, 2018-2019
DON’T RETOUCH ANYTHING! Artist’s book, altered book, 1819’s Swedish Royal Announcements, contact prints, thread, 10 x 8 x 1 in., 2017. Part of The Digital Public Library of America. 
DON’T RETOUCH ANYTHING, Artist’s book, mixed media (1819’s paper from Sweden’s Royal Announcement/contact prints), 2017
