An ongoing living archive of natural color, rooted in textile, place, and research. Through residencies and fieldwork across the Caribbean and Latin America, I study locally sourced dyes, pigments, fibers, and traditional processes, documenting the colors that emerge from each landscape and culture.

Each region becomes a chapter within this evolving encyclopedia—bringing together dye experiments, recipes, materials, fibers, and observations gathered through time spent learning from local practices and environments. The work explores how color can hold a sense of place, memory, ecology, and cultural knowledge.