“Bodies are places of existence, and nothing exists without a place, a there, a “here,” a “here is,” or a this. The body-place isn’t full or empty, since it does not have an outside or an inside, any more than it has parts, a totality of functions, or finality...it is a skin, variously folded, refolded, unfolded, multiplied, invaginated, exogastrulated, orificed, evasive, invaded, stretched, relaxed, excited, distressed, tied, untied, in these and thousands of other ways, the body makes a room for existence (no “a priori forms of intuition” here, no “table of categories”: the transcendental resides in an indefinite modification and spacious modulation of skin). More precisely, it makes room for the fact that the essence of existence is to be without any existence.”
Jean Luc Nancy

Exhibition included:
“sloan street//black snake blues”  triple woven, dyed and burned nylon monofilament

“Bust of Corpus Black” double woven and dyed nylon monofilament

“red power ranger” densely single woven, burned, and dyed nylon monofilament

“uncouth kith” double woven, dyed, burned, nylon monofilament

“soft river” triple woven nylon monofilament

“moon child” double woven nylon monofilament

“honey suckle slink” double woven nylon monofilament

“the last white one” double woven nylon monofilament

Woven, printed, and installed in Packard Hall at Colorado College. This show was on display March 26-April 6, 2018.