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Holding Water
In Holding Water, people throughout the Puerto Rican diaspora in New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts imagine the origin of two anonymous blue fragments as they touch and handle them. From within a diner in the Bronx, a grocery store in New Haven, or a living room near Boston- to name a few places- strangers, friends, and family are asked, “where do you think these came from?”
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In Holding Water, people throughout the Puerto Rican diaspora in New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts imagine the origin of two anonymous blue fragments as they touch and handle them. From within a diner in the Bronx, a grocery store in New Haven, or a living room near Boston- to name a few places- strangers, friends, and family are asked, “where do you think these came from?”
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