This multi-media documentary project is a collaboration between Grace Cipparone Svarre and Visual Historian Sarah Borealis. It draws from Grace’s journals, photos, audio recordings, and correspondence as well as in-depth interviews to create a multi-sensory narrative of the years the artist lived in the Lacandon Rainforest. It is the first to shed light on her intimate relationship with the community leading up to a critical moment in modern history: when the forest was invaded by outsiders and the sacred mahogany trees were decimated by logging interests. Grace lived in Naha with the Lacandon Maya at a moment when their ancient way of life became emblematic of the ongoing struggle between tradition and modernity in modern Mexico.