rhizomes and crochet

Posted on Sep 28, 2012

Image culled from here still thinking about rhizomes as a mode of knowledge and model for engagement and visualizing them as crochet… …multiple, non-hierarchical entry and exit points in data representation and interpretation.. A rhizome, on the other hand, is characterized by “ceaselessly established connections between semiotic chains, organizations of power, and circumstances relative to […]

crochet in process

Posted on Sep 19, 2012

working with Megan Ledbetter in our studio…

crochet in process

Posted on Sep 19, 2012
crochet in process

working with Megan Ledbetter in our studio…

love letters, memos, and confessions

Posted on Sep 18, 2012

    

art and micronations

Posted on Sep 17, 2012

an exhibit in Switzerland, a list, and some flags

a river is a person

Posted on Sep 17, 2012

thinking about the agency of ecologies “Meet the Whanganui. You might call it a river, but in the eyes of the law, it has the standings of a person. In a landmark case for the Rights of Nature, officials in New Zealand recently granted the Whanganui, the nation’s third-longest river, with legal personhood “in the […]

harbour boundary

Posted on Sep 3, 2012
harbour boundary

crochet grannie squares

Posted on Sep 2, 2012
crochet grannie squares

joining circles with crochet (inspiration here and here)

plant communication

Posted on Sep 1, 2012

how can we translate these chemical sensitivities?   When plant biologists speak of their subjects, they use active verbs and vivid images. Plants “forage” for resources like light and soil nutrients and “anticipate” rough spots and opportunities. By analyzing the ratio of red light and far red light falling on their leaves, for example, they […]