mfa show, MICA
2019
soft sculpture, gendered material, tolls & technology
from soft-sculpture to soft-ware:
webbing and interlinking the material history of women's practice
'The material history of women’s craft precipitates and generates a model for soft resistance in responding to the hard, masculine, patriarchal world. Through an articulation of softness—softening materials and technology — we can restructure our relationship to hard, material impositions and carve new soft, interwoven, communal- communicative spaces.'
An excerpt from my MFA thesis in the Rinehart School of Sculpture at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland.
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