"When the Air Remembers" a solo-exhibition by Jatziri Barron

In Jatziri Barron's When the Air Remembers, the atmosphere becomes an archive of motion, memory, and metamorphosis. This body of work explores the lingering traces left behind by flight, migration, and change. Using iron paint, rust patinas, and dry pastels, each piece maps unseen currents: the invisible imprints of wings, wind, and time. Textures echo weathered landscapes and eroded histories, where decay becomes part of creation. The works move between presence and absence, lightness and gravity, asking what remains after movement, and what the air might hold if it could remember us.This exhibition invites viewers to pause in that space between departure and arrival, where memory and material converge in the language of abstraction.Jatziri Barron is a Houston-based artist whose work reflects on themes of identity, resilience, and the human experience. Through bold compositions and layered symbolism, she explores the beauty and complexity of contemporary life, often weaving together personal narratives with broader social and cultural reflections. Her art invites viewers to pause, connect, and find meaning in the spaces between struggle and hope.

Host or Publisher Jatziri Barron Studio