This Member Monday features interdisciplinary artist Laura Splan, whose conceptually driven practice bridges textiles, science, and digital processes. From reimagining viruses as lace to transforming data into woven forms, Splan’s work invites curiosity, wonder, and playful engagement with complex, often invisible worlds. In this interview, she reflects on formative textile memories, the productive power of perceptual confusion, and how emerging research—from Jacquard technologies to fungal dyes—is shaping her vision for the future of textiles.
