MERAKI (v)to do something with soul, creativity, or love; when you leave a piece of yourself in your work.
The construction of ‘I’ is not a rigid subject; in fact, it is a malleable constitution that is dependent on the relationships we have built consciously and unconsciously to all that surrounds us. The stitched portraits of “ME | WE” indicates an exploration into the connection between “me” and “we”, and how it is a cycle of affairs that is implicated in the process of building self. Although there are many aspects that can contribute to how a person acts and/or behaves, I chose to focus solely on human connections – social interactions, as a means to self-identify.
Full gallery will be updated in June, 2015. Check back soon!
17" x 20"
Acrylic mocking rughooking
October 2014
30" x 40"
(100 3” x 4” Wood Canvases)
Acrylic Paint on Wooden Canvases
April, 2014
2' x 3' x 6'
Silk-Screen Printing and Digital Printing
March 2014
4' x 6'
Polychromatic Printing on Cotton
February 2014
56" x 56"
Polychromatic Printing
December, 2013
1" x 3"
Hand Embroidery and Hydraulic Dyes on Embroidery Floss
April 2014
16" x 22"
Polychromatic Printing on Linen
October 2013
Weaving Series
[Memory and Distortion]
