LibroMobile is pleased to present a solo exhibition from Nancy D. Alcala, [Un]Earthed, an intersection across time, space, and material at the conjunction of agency towards environmental justice, climate change, natural resources and self-preservation.

Through the use of ceramic sculpture including clay, California wildflower seeds, compost, upscaled metal wire, and water, Nancy D. Alcalá weaves together cycles of construction and destruction tracing self, natural processes, and self-realization through performance, land stewardship and care.

Nancy D. Alcalá is an interdisciplinary artivist and educator investing in accessible creative enrichment, opportunity, and mental health. Nancy designs collaborative research-based projects that empower innovative self-expression, self-determination, and ecological sustainability within the community. 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 pursuing a teaching credential in History and Social Science.

This exhibition is free and open to the public, supported in part by LMAC. For more info, read the press release (link in bio @crearstudio) or email gallery director Sarah Rafael Garcia at libromobile@gmail.com.