A captivating conversation with Calida Rawles, whose solo exhibition at the Pérez Art Museum Miami is making waves in contemporary art. Rawles' work, known for its hyperrealistic depiction of water, took this subject into social and historical dimensions. Her latest series explored the history of African Americans' access to water as a resource for bringing communities together and its healing properties. Rawles shared insights into her artistic process and the profound narratives behind her paintings, offering a unique perspective on history, culture, and social change.