mangue (MUN-gee) is the liminal space where water and land meet, a living dialogue of connection, transformation, and memory, written by the tides and all beings sustained within its ecosystem. Its roots travel across boundaries, intertwining like a rhizome that carries stories, ancestry, and the enduring strength of land, people, and life.

From the mangues (mangroves) of Maceió (Maçayó in Tupi) where the roots rise from the mud to breathe, to Toronto (Tkaronto in Mowak), where the trees stand in the water, studio mangue grows as a collective act of remembering, reimagining, and returning to our shared relationship with the land.