The Brio Memory Project is about cultural amnesia and community trauma caused by industrial pollution affecting local environments, neighborhoods and workplaces.
Using as a departure point the Brio Superfund waste dump in Friendswood, Texas, the project re-presents personal stories through the dissemination of drawings, video and performance, calling attention to layers of history whose lessons are in danger of being forgotten.
The Brio Memory Project was featured in three Houston area exhibitions during fall 2024, at DiverseWorks, FotoFest and San Jacinto College South Gallery.
A second iteration will be shown at Throughline, also in Houston, from March 28 - April 26, 2025.
More details to come soon.