When it comes to cenotes, the deep, natural water-filled caves that take their name from a Maya word meaning ‘abyss’, Mexico is the land mass with the largest number of these natural wonders. A refreshing, morning dip in Tulum’s Gran Cenote, between thundery downpours, inspired this piece, depicting a network of cave-covered, bat-inhabited azul pools.
Original artwork: Mixed media collage (ink, acrylic, papers); 59.4 x 84.1cm
