Las piedras de Bahoruco proposes identity as a landscape of inherited information. Each blue stone, inspired by larimar, the stone found only in the Dominican Republic, is a cell of memory, a story transmitted, a trait that remains.
From the center emerges a form that is island, coral, body, and vessel. It does not represent a place, but the living structure of inheritance: something formed under pressure, in silence, and revealed only with time.
Las piedras de Bahoruco honors the land that formed me and turns its geological rarity into a contemporary language of belonging.