Remnants, 2025
Remnants, woven fragments as abstracted interpretations of fragmentary textiles, recalling objects encountered in archaeological contexts. Each work emphasizes erosion, fraying, and partial survival—material qualities that mark the passage of time. Drawing from ethnographic study and cultural histories, these pieces highlight how woven forms serve as both utilitarian objects and vessels of memory, their deterioration revealing as much as their preservation. Time unravels nearly everything—cloth, structure, memory. Yet what is left behind still carries presence.
The Remnants series traces the ghost images of textiles, where frayed threads and worn surfaces whisper of lives once lived. These works exist between what is lost and what endures, embodying the fragile yet unbreakable threads of human connection that persist across generations.
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Original mixed media on paper, 2025
Image size: 11 × 14 inches
Professionally matted with an archival white mat to 16 × 20 inches.
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Dense indigo field intersected by fragmented linear elements, suggestive of a once-intact woven structure. Frayed edges and irregular breaks indicate long exposure and partial loss through wear.
Fragments of woven mats and textiles are often discovered in burial sites and domestic spaces, their fibers carrying both practical use and symbolic meaning. Though frayed, they retain memory—of hands that wove them, of rituals performed upon them, of bodies that once rested on their surface. This work echoes those remnants: a visual record of time unraveling yet still holding.
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Original mixed media on paper, 2025
Image size: 11 × 14 inches
Professionally matted with an archival white mat to 16 × 20 inches.
Sold unframed.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
About the Work
Darkened fibers and pigment layers form the remains of a mat-like structure. The uneven deterioration across its surface suggests selective decay, with certain strands retaining their original tension.
Fragments of woven mats and textiles often reveal uneven patterns of survival—fibers preserved in one area while others collapse into dust. This piece echoes that selective endurance: certain strands still hold their original tension, while surrounding structures fade into disintegration. What remains is less a complete fabric than a map of time’s unequal hand.
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Original mixed media on paper, 2025
Image size: 11 × 14 inches
Professionally matted with an archival white mat to 16 × 20 inches.
Sold unframed.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
About the Work
Faint lattice-like impressions emerge from a pale surface, as if illuminated by patterned light through a carved aperture. The marks suggest both deliberate weaving and the fleeting record of a transient shadow.
In architectural ruins, the passage of light through carved screens or apertures can impress temporary lattices across stone floors. This work recalls such moments, where illumination mimics weaving—fleeting, insubstantial, yet carrying the rhythm of textile memory. Here, the lattice is less material than apparition, a reminder that both fabric and shadow can serve as records of presence.
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Original mixed media on paper, 2025
Image size: 11 × 14 inches
Professionally matted with an archival white mat to 16 × 20 inches.
Sold unframed.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
About the Work
A matrix of white impressions spans a darkened ground, recalling the residue of a woven textile. Its fractured geometry suggests a structure once whole, now fragmented through pressure, wear, and loss. Along the lower edge, incised marks read as the faint afterimage of tool work or repeated contact, lending the surface the quality of a weathered relic.
Archaeological textiles are sometimes recovered as impressions—a ghost grid pressed into soil or mineralized against stone. The fractured geometry here recalls that kind of preservation: a once-whole structure surviving only as residual pattern. Incised marks along the lower edge suggest contact or repeated use, leaving behind a surface that feels both fragile and enduring, a relic of human touch.
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Original mixed media on paper, 2025
Image size: 11 × 14 inches
Professionally matted with an archival white mat to 16 × 20 inches.
Sold unframed.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
About the Work
Flattened, interlaced strands pressed into a compact form. The compressed surface and discoloration imply prolonged burial or weight, preserving only the most resilient fibers.
Pressed fibers, once flexible, often survive in burial contexts as hardened, matted fragments. Soil, moisture, and weight compress them into flattened layers, preserving only traces of interlacing. This piece mirrors that process: the weave is subdued, compacted into a muted record of use, endurance, and eventual burial. Mixed media on paper, 11 x 14 inches, unmounted.
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