in the soft lining of the universe, there is a knot
2026
the magical becoming of your milk white bones
hand-woven cotton and synthetic, heat pressed text and images by my mother
12” x 22’
the hooves of one hundred oxen / can you tell me about your palms
forged steel, cotton, synthetic, heat press dye, photograph of an ancestral ranch in San Juan Capistrano, CA
12” x 32”
stork bite / gentle spring
a poem by my mother etched on steel, in the shape of my birthmark
15” x 27”
landscape of our distance (boney mountain)
industrially woven wool and cotton, naturally dyed with marigolds, steam-bent ash armature
60” x 5’ x 2’
witness of the blue: the walnut tree (stands closer to the time / when your mother was red clay, sea foam, spores)
hand-woven cotton dyed with walnuts collected in Chicago, Douglass fir box stained with the walnut dye
12” x 22’
a knot whose center holds the distance between you and i
Indigo dyed wool and cotton, industrially woven at The Weaving Mill
60” x 6’
our knot
bronze
4” x 12”
documented by Jaeden Hannus