The brightly colored paper flowers, leaves, and posters that are blooming from the utility poles diagonally across from the South corner of T-Mobile Park (West side of 1st Ave between Atlantic and Massachusetts) are the work of Hope Corp grant recipient Diana Dvora Falchuk. Her work grows from nearly three decades of tending to the life-worn fragments she collects—pieces of the world that carry stories of place, memory, and connection. Her practice moves across mediums to explore themes of belonging, rupture, resilience, and solidarity. From early interventions on utility poles to her long-standing commitment to arts-integrated social justice work, Diana’s art invites us to notice what persists, what transforms, and what binds us to one another. Read on to learn more about her practice, how her Utility Pole Project continues to evolve, and how her new series, Somos lo que crece / We are what grows, activates public space through imagery, memory, and movement.