En Comunion Con Lo Sagrado

This piece is called “En Comunion Con Lo Sagrado” and it is a reflection on the ways we have maintained practices to keep ourselves well in a society that has imposed structural violence on our peoples for over 525 years. It is based in an understanding that we live on stolen indigenous land, in a society whose economy was built on the exploitation of stolen African people. It honors that we have ways that have taken care of our sacred being and spirt that have been handed down to us in the original instructions for how to be with each other and in this world. It was originally designed as a small mural painted in San Francisco.