
Dodecaweave for all time
2018
Cotton, handwoven on AVL Dobby loom
2018
Cotton, handwoven on AVL Dobby loom



Weaving is a technically binary structure: a warp thread can be either raised or lowered. When drafted, woven structure is drawn as a binary grid. Woven in multiple layers, weaving maintains its inherent binary nature but takes on a new physical dimensionality. My work on this twelve-layer cloth investigates the the material possibility of something that is physically multi-layered and structurally binary. Through woven layers, folds, and waves I ask how this transformative material could serve as metaphor for reconsidering other
seemingly fixed social, political, and economic structures
such as nationality, political systems, gender, and educational institutions.
Can these works be models for creatively reimagining our presents and
futures?

2018
Colored pencil and ink on graph paper




2019
Paper, mat board, walnut