tuffted upcycled yarns on burlap, knits and glazed ceramics
We are told we live in the era of the Anthropocene, but our print on the earth's geological story might not be as deep as we think. Maybe this bias comes from a bit of hubris from humankind.
The most recognisable pattern of our time era might aswell be the industrial meat industry and the incredible amount of livestock our planetcounts. The most common fossils that future archeologists might find are chickenbones.
Digging through layers, narratives intricate, showing tensions and resolutions with decayed materials, to highlight those storylines and ambiguous shapes from the past through yarns and textile.
This playful soil topography displays the impact of radioactive components to fungi,soil and fossils, bringing this tiny ambiguous soil extract back to life.