For Convening (we must remember the beauty of sharing each other’s wits)
For Convening (we must remember the beauty of sharing each other’s wits)
2026
Installation
Polyester chiffon, double georgette, cotton thread
29’ x 18’ x 14’
Referencing traditions of intergenerational care, Taiwanese vernacular objects, and non-Western understandings of space-time, the two companion works, For Convening (we must remember the beauty of sharing each other’s wits) and For Care (within me there are many homes), explore maintenance as material labor and a framework for care. Spatializing a furnace traditionally used for burning joss paper offerings, this textile installation serves as a site where spiritual entanglement becomes visible through a sustained commitment to craft, cleaning, and preparation.
Presented at the Mason Gross Galleries as part of A Simultaniety Mark, Rutgers MFA Thesis Show.