Asdzáán Naadą́ą́ʼ - landscape

Asdzáán Naadą́ą́ʼ : an homage to the knowledge keepers
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Ahéhee’ to the knowledge keepers who keep our cultures alive. Ahéhee’ to the parents, másánís, cheiis, naaliis, aunties, uncles, cousins, and community members who ensure our lifeways continue. Ahéhee’ to the farmers, the hataałiis, the singers, the storytellers, the language speakers and teachers, the dancers, the seed keepers, the herders and ranchers, and the cooks who embody our cultures in their daily lives. Ahéhee’ to the weavers, the painters, the potters and jewelers who represent us with their work.
Culture is a verb.
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Dress made by Carrie Wood using corn husks grown and harvested by her and her family. The seeds come from her cheii's corn, originally from the Dinébitó/Hard Rock area of Diné Bikeyah. The corn wreath made from the same corn.
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Styling and art direction by Carrie.
Model is Francesca M. from Pojoaque Pueblo.
Photo by Nate L. of Darklisted Photography.

Photos taken in O'ga P'ogeh/Yootó/Santa Fe, NM on location at Reunity Resources Farm where the corn was grown as well as at Erica Lord Art studio.
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Paper size 11"x14", image size approximately 8"x12" with white border.

Photo printed on acid free 100% cotton Moab Entrada Rag Bright 300 paper with Canon permanent pigment inks.

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