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Sorry for my I infrequent posting lately! I have been working on a lot of exciting projects. But most of them have gone out for private collections and were done in a rush. I promise to post more soon! Have a great weekend!💖 - - - - - - - - - - -
Tying on new weaving is always so exciting. I can already see all of the different colors that will make this new being unique. I look forward to my period of making many knots. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #modernartists #contemporaryart
Waiting for this new friend to speak to me. There is a lot of anxiety for me in starting new work. I really like to take my time and plot, in my mind or on paper, the journey I’m about to take or the story I want to tell. But, I’m also so
I’ve been taking time to relax lately. After working on a bunch of large projects and doing a lot of administrative and behind the scenes work, I’ve felt worn out. Productive, but worn out. So it’s nice to be able to put pen to pape
A fun new weaving heading out to its forever home soon. I have a lot of fun building the texture and combining colors on this one. What do you all think? Happy Friday! 💖 - - - - - - - - - - - #weaving #wovenart #weavingart #contemporaryweaving #text
So happy to be a part of @curina.co gallery’s online exhibit benefitting @forthegworls . As an artist and as a trans woman of color it is such an honor to be included among these artists and to be given an opportunity to support for this awesom
I am really happy with this new direction of my work. A couple months back, my very first circle weaving was damaged in the move to my new studio. I was very disappointed at first. But, I used it as an apportioning to add to it and to rework the piec
“Untitled (Cenote)” This is a new weaving I have made just for myself. It took a long time to figure out exactly how I wanted it to feel and how I could execute that. But I’m very excited with this new direction for these works. &
Returning to this piece today after a long hiatus. Working on it bring me so much happiness. The beadwork is really coming together. The hand spun @supima is a beautiful and brilliant foundation. Slow and steady.
The beginning of a new work is seems to always be both daunting and exhilarating. But this time I am very excited to return to my process of many knots. Repetition is always home. It let’s be dream, but also remain tethered to the present. -