• By: Jose Navarrete

Posted on March 25, 2010

This is the last week of our residency here at CounterPULSE. It has been a honor and a great opportunity for us to be part of this residency, helping us to continue doing our work. The support and help we have received from CounterPULSE staff is invaluable, from their thoughtful feedback to the solutions of our tedious technical matters. Thank you so much for that. Lastly I would like to share with you a video we did last week exploring the Aztec Deities of water: Tlalóc (the God of Rain) and Chalchihutlicue (the Goddess of the oceans and rivers). Enjoy it.

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