To Be Continued, No. 1

To Be Continued is a claim for visual sovereignty. It is about taking back power through the relationship of a mother and her daughter in relation to historical genocide and disenfranchisement of the Modoc and Klamath people. I enlist auto-ethnography as an apparatus to offer you a visual articulation of a mother's conscious actions to connect her daughter to her complex history, her water, her land, and her cultures for survival. –Artist statement