I thought I’d talk a little bit about my process. I teach a course called Ideation and Prototyping to engineering students. It’s an interesting course to teach students. Many of…
FCA Grant Early this year, I received a grant from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts from their COVID-19 Funds. This has been incredibly helpful to mitigate expenses and losses due…
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Harvestworks Residency on Governors Island
The New York Electronic Arts Festival has pushed back its 2020 exhibition until the pandemic subsides. As a result, some of the artists that were…
When I was first looking at purchasing a knitting machine, I would see posts for machines with a ribber, ribbers sold separately, and all sorts of things. I vaguely knew…
I’ve been becoming more familiar with the knitting machine, it’s functionality, and maintenance. I tacked up the pieces that I had knitted while taking a few workshops at the Textile…
After working on the last iteration of Luciferins, I love texture of the surface and uniformity of wet felting. Yet, laying out the wool fiber on such a huge piece,…
After knitting many tubes and hanging them in the studio, I reflected on the visuals and the tactility. The size is good. I love the sturdiness of each of them…
I love moss. I’ve tried to grow it a few times, but wasn’t able to give it the care it needs to get going. I see these soft beds of…
In my explorations of felt, I’ve been interested in creating seamless forms and shapes. I love the forms and shapes that Andrea Graham creates. I started working by creating small…
The idea behind the functionality of the piece, is that once a viewer comes near one strip of fiber and stays briefly, the fiber will wake up with shape and…