Hope Ezcurra's artistic fascination with entropy traces back to living through hurricane Hurricane Andrew as a small child, a huge and powerful category five hurricane that hit Miami in 1992.

It devastated the city and the haunting beauty that the hurricane left in it's path both evoked a sense of amazement and terror. 

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The artwork speaks to the of beauty of life and the fragility of nature, examining the terminal elegance present in macabre imagery due to its universality; entropy and death is both what links all life together and tears it apart.