Textiles / Fiber

group exhibition that examines the intersections of science and art through contemporary art practice

weavings depicting computer-generated visualizations of computational simulations of biophysical interactions

lace virus series in exhibition exploring notions of eternity through art, science, medicine, and technology

artworks created with biometric data in exhibition exploring how technology expands our ability to perceive the natural world

exhibition at Tang Museum with participatory haptic sound installation and rug made from laboratory animal fiber

site-specific intervention commissioned for Bruges Triennial with animations and sculptures exploring theme of “trauma”

installation with sensory experiences exploring interspecies entanglement through networked devices and tactile sculpture

video with AI transcription of remote textiles collaboration included in virtual exhibition reexamining cyberfeminism

BioBAT, immersive installation exploring remote intimacy & hidden materialities during the pandemic

participatory textiles collaboration with recorded Zoom performances and hand-made weavings

participatory haptic sound and textiles sculpture with rug made from hand-spun laboratory animal fiber

computerized Jacquard weavings with biometric data patterns included in exhibition of artwork that transforms human movement

multimedia installation exploring hidden systems and invisible labor in the expanded biotechnological landscape

motorized wind chime sound sculpture with laboratory animal fiber and orphaned keys

entryway with hand-spun laboratory llama fiber and text excerpt using immigration metaphor to explain biology

tactile installation with fiber from laboratory alpacas and video performance of carding and spinning

installation with digitally fabricated weavings, prints, and sculptures exploring the rematerialization of bodily experience

solo exhibition exploring embodiment, emotion and affect through biometric data driven artworks

selected work from Thoma Foundation digital art collection with Laura Splan, Beryl Korot, Vera Molnar, Steina Vasulka

solo exhibition with biometric data driven artworks including weavings, etchings, sculptures and prints

computerized Jacquard weavings with data-driven patterns created with EMG recordings of bodily movement

biometric performance with motorized sculpture and sound actuated by heartbeat of knitter

group exhibition exploring the mediated world's impact on and relationship to the physical body in our increasingly virtual realm

braided stethoscope and other speculative medical device artworks in "Gone Viral: Medical Science and Contemporary Textile Art"

site-specific sculptural interventions constructed from remnant cosmetic facial peel commissioned for group exhibition

hand embroidery of text on remnant cosmetic facial skin peel

computerized embroidery on sculpture made from remnant cosmetic facial peel

computerized embroidery on sculpture made from remnant cosmetic facial peel

computerized embroidery on remnant cosmetic facial peel with retina anatomy as decorative motif

computerized embroidery on remnant cosmetic facial peel with tear duct anatomy as decorative motif

remnant cosmetic facial peel sculpture cast from breasts

remnant cosmetic facial peel sculptures cast from artist's hands

installation of tactile lace viruses and facial peel sculptures commissioned for exhibition about disability and female identity

handmade wallpaper printed with blood and sculpture made from facial peel in exhibition exploring materials and craft

digitally fabricated lace sculptures depicting viruses (SARS, HIV, Influenza, Herpes, Hepadna)

photographs of speculative medical apparatus hand-knit into intravenous scarf from clear vinyl tubing

hand-knit textiles sculpture with large-scale photographic portraits that reimagines the institutional hospital gown

latch hook soft sculptures depicting microbes

installation including photographs and a hand-knit vinyl tubing sculpture that is continuously pumped with blue liquid

hand latch hooked soft sculptures of oversized antipsychotic and antidepressant pills