<p style="text-align: center;"><b>February 10 - April 20, 2006</b></p>
Artist S. Damary Burgos developed a unique floor installation of 175 acrylic paintings on canvas under the protection of Plexiglas panels enabling the public to walk on the piece.  The<b> terrazos </b>of her work are a symbol of her sweet home where her children are being raised, seen through their eyes when they were learning to crawl.  The walls, on the other hand, represent Fallujah, Irak, a symbol of the destruction of the future of the life of her children, especially of their perceptions and human sensibility.  When Damary Burgos received the news of the death of her intimate childhood friend, Sherwood Baker from Philadelphia, the name Fallujah became for her the symbol of a huge threat.  This exhibition included a catalogue, a residency with the YAP program and a panel discussion.

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