group exhibition inspired by the concept of a surrealist garden, shaped simultaneously by growth and decay. Conceived as an environment in which material and process unfold across a continuous spatial field, the booth will showcase new bodies of work by Ana Benaroya, Cooper Cox, Katelyn Eichwald, Balarama Heller, Ficus Interfaith, Estefania Puerta, and Anders Herwald Ruhwald.

The presentation will be anchored by a walkable, site-specific terrazzo floor by the artist duo Ficus Interfaith. Conceived as both an installation and a collection of individual inlaid panels, the floor depicts life-size human skeletons in burial repose alongside hand-bent metal foliage. Also embedded within the terrazzo are real river stones, oyster shells, and strands of salvaged pearls, creating a landscape that evokes both a garden and burial site. Drawing on archaeological traditions of “grave goods,” objects buried alongside the dead as possessions or markers of identity for the afterlife, Ficus Interfaith transforms these materials into traces of unknown lives, resulting in an installation that moves between ornamentation and mortality. Once removed from the booth installation, the works function as intricately detailed and textural wall pieces.

December 4th - December 6th, 2026

Nina Johnson
6315 NW 2nd Ave Miami, Florida 33150
ninajohnson.com