In the art gallery was a little room dedicated entirely to one memory in de Anda’s life.
The room came to life with the colors of green and yellow.
In the walls of the room were framed passages, which took the reader the path of Anda’s memory.
As de Anda explained he chose to build a model of a swing set that was in front of his grandparent’s home in El Paso, Texas.
English major Ratho Lai also agreed that the swing set was his favorite piece.
His interpretation of the piece represents the people that were sitting there together, their connections and conversations.
One of the biggest pieces in the exhibit was the drawing in the back of the wall.
Dominating with its bright colors, this piece was called the “two headed ceramic beast.”
Painted on the actual wall itself, it covered it completely from top to bottom and side to side.
In one of the walls of the art gallery was a drawing and a passage written on the wall. All along the painting nails followed its path.
These were nails that the audience had drilled into the wall itself, placing them along the lines of the drawing.