For NADA Miami, Freifeld draws on family photographs from her ancestors' immigration and images by Mexican photographers to build nocturnal, moonlit landscapes woven with flora from sites like Xochimilco and Michoacán, exploring how memory blends into hybrid places. Water anchors the work as a symbol of life and Mexican heritage, while ink-transfer lightboxes of Joshua Tree — once Mexican land — extend themes of borders and migration. Absent here are the figures and animals typical of her paintings, an omission that turns focus toward the mystery and spiritual pull of these nighttime landscapes