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.
CORROSION CHAIR
Found chair, Jacquard and dobby woven fabric, acid dye, wool
HEIRLOOM COUCH
Vintage sofa, Jacquard and found upholstery fabric, acid dye,
RECOVERY
Found metal, dobby fabric, wool
HORIZON SCRAP
Found metal, yarn
HEAT MAP
Found metal, yarn