Through sculptural floor objects, Moondé explores how material can carry meaning across time. Working with cowhide and leather, the studio translates systems of exchange, ornament, and symbolic language into contemporary form.

Raised between New York and Limón, Costa Rica, Moondé's practice is informed by an interest in how cultures carried knowledge, values, and symbolic systems before institutional influences. His work reconsiders the floor as a site of cultural practice that carries memory, shapes atmosphere, and influences how a space is experienced.