Fiber
threads, filaments, that which is significantly longer than it is wide
Year |
Title |
Img |
Description |
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2024 | Two Can Share Heaven |
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a kite inspired by a dragon robe, worn by two |
2024 | Send Them Their Flowers |
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a collection of flower-inspired kites flown collectively in a display of solidarity with Gaza |
2023 | Cloud Collar |
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a kite inspired by the traditional Chinese garment yunjian |
2023 | Sonatina No.1 |
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a bamboo scaffold holding an arrangement of objects composed through improvisation |
2023 | Sunday, April 2nd 5:13–7:31pm |
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Large cyanotype kite garment flown in the nude at sunrise. |
2022 | Wearing Winds |
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a garment worn during a meditation that becomes a kite |
2022 | Four Explorations in Fashion Design |
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Two tops, a pair of shorts, a dress, and something weird I wanted to make! |
2022 | A 30 Minute Walk on a Sunday Morning Through Wicker Park |
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A cyanotype kite made from patterns for a romper. |
2022 | Untitled (Death Kite) |
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A kite formed by patternmaking blocks fit to the artist's size. |
2021 | Orientation |
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Two bodies grapple with the act of orienting and disorientating. |
2021 | After Chen, After Schiaparelli, After Dalí |
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a pink tull glove designed by Simon Chen covered by lobster shells |
2021 | Varada / hinþaną |
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a fabric hand held in the varada mudra position |
2020 | Project Upcycle |
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an upcycled gown made from clothes from Goodwill |
2020 | Pith |
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three dresses inspired by the tetrapanax papyrifer plant and a poem |
2018 | , after Julián |
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costume inspired by the children's book "Julián is a Mermaid" |
2018 | wear, wore, worn |
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self-portrait painted on made-to-fit muslin |
2016 | ANDROGYNE |
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small collection of black and white garments that play with, combine, and deconstruct gender norms |