WAYS TO BELONG BEYOND THE SOUTH

This body of work explores the tension between the natural landscape and human intervention through a series of furniture and found object pieces. Rooted in a curiosity about how the vast terrain of Texas absorbs and resists industrial expansion, the project investigates moments where human activity collides with the land. I focus on how pattern, color, and surface treatment can visualize this negotiation—revealing how a landscape endures, transforms, and complies under pressure. 

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CORROSION CHAIR

Found chair, Jacquard and dobby woven fabric, acid dye, wool

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HEIRLOOM COUCH

Vintage sofa, Jacquard and found upholstery fabric, acid dye,

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RECOVERY

Found metal, dobby fabric, wool

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HORIZON SCRAP

Found metal, yarn

HEAT MAP

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Found metal, yarn

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