Though she’ll soon move into V.V. Sorry, Su’s current residence, where we started our day together, has been something of an incubator for objects to expand, contract, and form new languages together — from a clam collection, started in college, to a grouping of “shards holding shards” from the Lagunilla flea market. “Every dining table is also a work table, of course,” notes Su. Alma’s small works, a metal hard boiled egg holder, candle holders made of tin cans, and found objects litter the surface.