In our lives, a drawer is a place to keep, save, or hide things. For someone like me, who migrated from Chile, the concept of a singular, permanent drawer doesn’t exist. Every place I’ve called home has been temporary, and every drawer I’ve had has eventually been emptied. This transient existence poses a profound question: where do I keep, save, and hide the things that matter?

I have become the keeper of the things a drawer cannot hold, save, or hide. My sculpture explores and represents this idea, inviting you to become the keeper, the protagonist.
From the outside, you can see your shadow and the repetition of what the drawer is holding. From the inside, you see your reflection, making you the protagonist and giant in a landscape with houses that migrate.
This work challenges you to consider your own inner drawer and the boundless, intangible space where your most important experiences and memories reside.