TRES OBRAS
desde poco a poco
santíguate
performance art piece presented in its first iteration for Sur o No Sur residents at Poco a Poco in Oaxaca, México on June 6, 2025.
creative guide: meii soh
make-up artist: jeanette torres molina
attire: veo’s own, Filistin necklace bought from Pali Roots
mezcal, ramas, lana roja sourced @ mercado sánchez pascuas
m u s i c s a m p l e s
‘miss venezuela’ x los amigos invisibles (vzla)
‘la culpable’ x aterciopelados (colombia)
‘tonada de luna llena’ x simón díaz (vzla)
You can listen to a radio version of this work on episode #4 of Best Secret Place. A monthly radio show by meii soh available on Cashmere Radio. Enjoy! <3
acto de reparación
x destrucción-reciclaje
rompamos algo frente al pochote
photos: evelyn méndez
collective performance art piece presented in its only iteration for&with
Sur o No Sur residents at Poco a Poco in Oaxaca, México on June 14, 2025.
creative guide: sam bennett / interpreter: jeanette torres molina
materials sourced around oaxaca & recycled from ‘santíguate’
m u s i c
‘piel’ x arca (vzla)
‘desafío’ x arca (vzla)
madre
video installation & immersive altar presented as part of Estudio Abierto from Sur o No Sur residents at Poco a Poco in Oaxaca, México on June 20, 2025.
an evening spent in community
madre creativa (detonadora & video editor):
madre sustentadora del colectivo:
aurelia arroyo nieto (pictured)
madre lumínica:
ferchi mora
madre biologica:
norma orta
madre cósmica:
cruz maría merchán
la más madre:
oaxaca
aurelia arroyo nieto has been the house manager and chef at poco for over nine years. as residents, we got to be sustained by her nutritious meals each day. being in her presence was a direct influence in this work so before she left for the day, I asked her to see the installation. i was very curious as to what her reaction would be. she asked me if i was a mother and i said no. she then said: ‘eres una chingona,’ and that was just the only opinion i really needed before opening the studio door. ¡gracias, Aure! and gracias to the poco a poco team, our facilitators, fellow residents, and the entire city of Oaxaca for existing and resisting.
