Throw-Over: 2024

15' × 7' | Reclaimed bedsheets, used garments, poly-batting
Constructed from reclaimed textiles and garments, Throw-Over occupies a space between sculpture, quilt, and installation. Its unstructured form drapes in response to gravity, embodying a deliberate casualness. Exposed seams, uneven stitching, and frayed edges reveal a language of repair and imperfection. Stripped of color, the work centers on texture, weight, and touch, transforming domestic material into a site of quiet resistance and release.

A white dress shirt with black buttons is spread out on a bed with a textured quilted bedspread.
Close-up of white quilted fabric with stitched design resembling a mountain landscape and a stylized animal, possibly a bear or a fox.
A crumpled white satin sheet or bedsheet with a satin shirt on top, lying on a textured white bedspread.
Close-up of a textured, quilted white fabric with stitched patterns, zippers, and a glove design.
Cream-colored quilted bedspread with a matching ruffled pillow on a bed.
A quilted white fabric with patterns resembling a hand holding a hammer and a hand holding a screwdriver.
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