Sacred Rotting is a series that explores unmarked graves of women and BIPOC everywhere that befell from violence. What to do with lives passed unrecognized? Without rituals and ceremonies marking significance of lives lost? My answer is finding sanctity in the process of deterioration back into earth, becoming part of the same land that alienated them. Locally sourced clay is mixed with chemicals released by human bodies rotting in the soil such as magnesium, calcium, nitrate, and sulfate. These chemicals are found in commercial fertilizer. These greenwares, unfired clay sculptures are designed to be placed back into nature. When exposed to elements such as rain and wind, will dissolve back into earth, benefitting surrounding flora and fauna.