Collective installation exploring feminine pain and the use of textile as an act of resilience. The process is conceived as part of the work: the moment in which the body becomes writing, a fragment of shared history. The spider figure serves as a metaphor for women — weaving their own web and protecting themselves from pain.
Sewing and textile arts become acts of repair: mending what has been broken, adapting to change, transforming existing forms, and creating something new.
These practices also connect women to one another, strengthening them through community. A way to regain control, to be a weaver when everything burns around you.
Wool and cotton threads hand-dyed and crocheted metal threads; sculpture made with Equation multilayer tubes, construction foam, smoothing compound, and spray paint; bobbin lace in black silk and metal thread; 35 mm analog photography printed on silk muslin, hand-embroidered with cotton threads.