As debates over immigration policies heat up in the U.S., a Venezuelan artist in New Jersey is turning gallery walls into canvases of courage. Her latest exhibit, blending multimedia installations and firsthand narratives, spotlights the untold stories of migrants navigating life far from home.
🏛️ The show features audio clips, handwritten letters, and symbolic art pieces that reveal the emotional toll of displacement—and the resilience of those rebuilding lives in new communities. 💬 One installation includes a map dotted with pushpins marking origins of participants, from Mexico to Myanmar, alongside voice recordings sharing their dreams and struggles.
✊ 'Art can’t fix policies, but it can humanize statistics,' the artist told crowds at the opening. The exhibit arrives as deportation fears escalate for undocumented families, offering a timely reminder of the shared hopes binding global migrant experiences.
