MFA 2020
Handwoven cloth, avocado dye, 2019, 20"w x 25"h
“Tangential subjects come into view. The thoughts, however, can, I believe, be traced back to the event of a thread.” —Anni Albers
Cloth holds and radiates history and life. Each moment in the process of weaving is tied to multiple actions and consequences. My practice explores sensitivity and relational development through weaving. Concerns about codependence, emotional dissonance and self-reflexivity charge my process. My weavings suggest effort, scars, sustained growth and compromise. As they hold space, their quiet energy welcomes the viewer to uncover secrets of a life lived.
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A Daimler Company
Due to the building guidelines that are in place in response to the COVID-19 situation, we are unable to install a new art exhibit in 2020 in our Farmington Hills, Michigan and Fort Worth, Texas offices.
Thankfully, the majority of artists who currently have their work on display in our Michigan and Texas locations have graciously allowed us to continue to do so for another year, through the spring of 2021. We would like to extend a huge thank you to those artists and we look forward to continuing with a new exhibition in the summer of 2021.
