Step into a watery, feminist revolution at San José’s “a small ocean swallowed” — an immersive art exhibition that flips environmental storytelling on its head. Six artists use haunting, sensory-rich installations to reframe humanity as part of the water, not its ruler. Through a turtle’s-eye view, skeletons of polluted birds, and fish swimming near oil rigs, hydrofeminism pulses through every corner. Blue-lit halls and underwater soundscapes pull you deep — not to escape, but to confront how deeply we’re tangled in the planet’s watery veins.
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