Proyecto Menstrual is an ongoing series of public installations providing a visual repeal of the taboo discretion on menstruation. As a living sculpture, this hollow object housed plants, soil and honey to celebrate fertility and the connection between our menses and the natural world. With skin made out of pad wrappers recycled by various people, this particular sculpture wears the collective experience of non-sustainability and accessibility to menstrual products. 

Long Island City, Queens, September 17, 2017
​Menstrual pad wrappers, paint, wire, thread, cotton stuffing, plants, soil, honey, muslin, straw rope 
Photographs by Lina Reyes