What Happens to the Salmon Happens to Us II figurative After more than two decades

After more than two decades of advocacy led by the Yurok

Furthermore

colonial view of femme bodies narrows the narrative

and agricultural runoff

I'm doing this to emphasize what exists between the lines—to use spaciousness as a metaphor

What Happens to the Salmon Happens to Us II figurative After more than two decades2024, Collage with Screenprint and Linoleum Block Elements on Cotton Rag Paper 29. 5 x 22. 25 inches This artwork honors the Coho Salmon, a symbol of California's ecological heritage and our deep connection to nature. Chief Caleen Sisk of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe reminds us that the salmon's fate mirrors our own: what happens to the salmon happens to us. Through my collaborations with Native tribes in Northern California, I've witnessed communities