Foreshadowing is an installation art piece with a structure that fills with fog with projection mapping on it through touch designer visuals. There’s a shift in the repetition of images created in TD and amount of fog in it changes the way you view the pictures, adding an extra phantasmagoric layer to a time that isn’t often talked about in Salvadoran society. The photos are images of my parents before and after the “conflicto armado” in El Salvador. This is a personal piece that talks about my family’s life during this time, it involved conversations with my parents and research about the subject to treat a story that is political, censored, and hurtful with respect and care.

It’s a piece from different angles that the images look different from the distance they’re in and the moment you walk into the room based on the amount of fog.

The material of the structure is also based on Salvadoran elements, it’s a small wink and my grandma’s living room furniture always covered in transparent plastic, something I grew up with and something very common in Salvadoran previous generations. It’s important to me wherever I am to tell stories about where I’m from, that aren’t often acknowledged and also work to amplify other stories through art.