Contours and Rising Tides, Long Island Sound
Drawn from the post-consumer waste stream, which serves as both muse and medium.
Through the acts of cutting, deconstructing, and reassembly, I am drawn to the physical and emotional fragmentation of space and resources. Although the final composition appears multilayered, it is composed of a pieced monolayer of fabric. Inspired by DADA and Abstract Expressionism, the cycling of style opens dialogues around sustainable practices and human connectivity, exploring the dichotomies of consumption and sustainability, rigidity and flow, moderation, and excessiveness. Contours and Rising Tides is the recipient of a 2020 Connecticut Sea Grant.
Drawn from the post-consumer waste stream, which serves as both muse and medium.
Through the acts of cutting, deconstructing, and reassembly, I am drawn to the physical and emotional fragmentation of space and resources. Although the final composition appears multilayered, it is composed of a pieced monolayer of fabric. Inspired by DADA and Abstract Expressionism, the cycling of style opens dialogues around sustainable practices and human connectivity, exploring the dichotomies of consumption and sustainability, rigidity and flow, moderation, and excessiveness. Contours and Rising Tides is the recipient of a 2020 Connecticut Sea Grant.