In Gidamaji’igoomin maamikawiseyang gidoodaanaaminaan, Adams brings together a unique hybrid of mediums, including ceramic vessels, to give water a voice — to, as curator Aimée Craft suggests, “recognize the agency of water.” From freshwater scarcity, contamination, and salination to rising sea-levels, drought, flooding, and extreme weather events — water is at the heart of the climate justice conversation. As beings who are more than half water ourselves, it’s at the heart of who we are. Adams’ work bids us listen and, having heard, become vessels that carry and share water’s story.