In Where Pattern Rests, I consider how the familiar can offer comfort while also setting limits. Drawing from textiles, quilts, and tile, I use repeated patterns and forms to reflect on home, place, and inherited expectations. Geometric order shifts across curved surfaces, while tile grids hold compositions within defined boundaries. Through these relationships, I give form to the tension between belonging and confinement, and the ways inherited structures can be carried, questioned, and changed.

WHERE PATTERN RESTS, Lux Center for the Arts, Lincoln, NE, 2026