Crear Studio featured artists Nancy D. Alcalá as they weave together cycles of construction and destruction, tracing self, natural processes, and self-realization through performance, land stewardship, and care, through the use of ceramic sculpture, including clay, California wildflower seeds, compost, upscaled metal wire, and water. [Un]Earthed hosted an opening reception on March 18, in conjunction with the Spring Solstice, and was on display until May 6.

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About the Artist:

Nancy D. Alcalá is an interdisciplinary artivist and educator invested in accessible creative enrichment, opportunity, and mental health. They are a self-taught visionary influenced by Santa Ana, where they were raised, and hope to thrive. Nancy is a teaching artist with a B.A. in Sociology and is pursuing a teaching credential in History and Social Science. They design collaborative, research-based projects that empower innovative self-expression, self-determination, and ecological sustainability within the community. 

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