Cathy Lu: A Body Across Time is a site-specific ceramic installation that suggests a diasporic passage, carrying viewers through intertwined narratives of time, memory, and place, and reflects the lived experiences of Chinese and Taiwanese immigrant communities. Richmond-based artist Cathy Lu reimagines the mythological Chinese goddess Nüwa, who is said to have shaped humankind from clay, and the compassionate goddess Guanyin, often portrayed with multiple arms extending help in all directions, creating a sculptural environment that is an intricate, labyrinth-like system of ceramic pipes, merging ancient symbolism with the utilitarian aesthetics of underground infrastructure.