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Last month, I spent a few days covering Literally, Figuratively: The Burton Collective Residency at the Commonwealth Gallery in Madison, WI, organized by @rachael._.paints and @itstomatosoup. The week arrived as gentle as they come, but quickly turned into something much deeper.
Just two days into the residency, on the 22nd of July, Corey Durell Ruiz was murdered by the Madison Police Department a mere two blocks away from the gallery, down the street from where they killed nineteen-year-old Tony Robinson in 2015. In the wake of such unimaginable violence, the gallery became a place to gather, grieve, process, and keep creating. It became a place where art was a shared language both for what words could not express, and as a way to remind one another that “Everything is Fucked, But We Here”.
You can read full coverage of the week through my story on restorative justice, collective memory, and the role of art in responding to violence through the link in my bio. Photography coverage was captured digitally and on film.
(Photos/Mya Rodriguez)
11 Aug 2026
Nestled at the intersection of South Baldwin and Williamson St. in Madison, WI, sits the ongoing vigil of Corey Durell Ruiz, a Black man who was executed by the Madison Police Department on Wednesday, 7.22.26.
Corey was described as vibrant, determined, and “full of life”. On 7.25.26, as the afternoon turned to evening, his friends exchanged a microphone to tell stories of his brilliance, emphasizing that, more than anything, he was known for never giving up, for loving his daughter and his family, and for wanting better for them, for himself, and for his community.
Like many in this city, this country, this world, he struggled to navigate the white-capped waves of oppression, disguised as poor access to housing, food, and stability—brutality in its countless forms. And for that, he lost his life.
Even with heavy hearts, strained further by the weight of memory, people gathered in droves, placing flowers anywhere they could, hanging banners, handing out food and water. Music danced through the humid air, landing softly on chalk-stained hands, scratching out words of remembrance on the hot concrete. Creating art out of devastation. Breathing life into a man that “should still be here”. For Corey, for Tony, for the community, for the nation.
(Photos/Mya Rodriguez)
26 Jul 2026
On 3.28.26, I had the opportunity to cover a ‘No Kings’ protest for a small community in Dunn County, Wisconsin, where hundreds gathered to demonstrate against the current administration.
Despite the cold wind and gray skies, the energy in the area was infectious. Strangers linked up like neighbors. Laughter filled the air as signs changed hands. Music drifted through the crowd while stories were shared between generations about what this country could still become.
Every 30 minutes or so, a counter protester would drive by, hanging themselves out of their passenger windows to yell profanities. But every 30 seconds or so, someone would honk their horn with abandon, throwing their fists up in support, garnering cheers of appreciation from the crowd.
A few hours in, the clouds broke, and the warmth of the sun illuminated the faces of small town America—showing up, speaking out, and demanding that “we, as a collective, deserve better than this.”
Thank you to the people of Dunn County for trusting me with this moment. Nothing could dim the love in the air.
(Photos/Mya Rodriguez)
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