π―π½π πππΆππ½ππππ πΌβππ πΈπππππΈπππΉ ππππ ππ½π πππΆππ, πΌβππ ππππ πΆππΉ π»ππππΉ ππππ πΆππΉ ππππ πΆππΆπΎπ
soft sculpture: airbrush paint, camΓ‘ndulas on fish line
Photos by Dennis Ha
metamorphasis
πππΆππΉππΆ ππππ is a soft sculpture that I created after my grandmother passed away. In navigating the grief of her absence, I began to build a symbolic relationship in which the moon became a vessel for her being: constant, cyclical, and always present. Picturing her on a white horse, the horse's hair feels like a conductor for the earthly transition. Through this act, the sculpture became more than an objectβit became a space of transition and connection, where loss could be held and transformed.
the light that shines off the water on a summer day
The way moss grows
βππ½πππ ππ½π ππΈππΆπ πππππ ππ½π ππΆπππ½β clay, photo transfer to fabric, fish line, cement blocks
ππΆ ππΆπ πΎπ π·ππππΆ π πΆ ππΆπ π½πππΎπΉπΆπ, soft sculpture, silk paint, iPad, video
JET BLU
πΌπ» πππΎππ» ππΆπ πΆ ππΎππΉππ πΆππΉ πΌ ππππ ππ½π ππππππΆπΎππ
the things we carry