Suzanne Herrera Li Puma is a Peruvian-American artist whose works on paper and collages attempt precarious modes of seeing and non-seeing. She is interested in what a decolonial, feminist mark-making practice might feel like, particularly the experience of writing on the edge of the sayable: illegible scrawls, almost nothings, and the nearly inanimate. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, and she is a contributor to the recently published Contemporary Print Handbook (Halmos Press, 2016). Herrera Li Puma also a doctoral student at U.C. Berkeley. She lives and works in California and New York.