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I started this piece while trying to get pregnant. I decided to go back to MassArt (almost 20 years later) to take another weaving class from a teacher I had in college, Ann Wessman. She was the comforting mom figure I wanted to be around. I found myself wanting to be surrounded in fibers, a comforting nest. I wanted to make something from the raw material…wool. I wanted it to feel raw like what was going on inside me.
The only way I could achieve this effect was to spin my own yarn. So I taught myself to spin…knowing full well it wasn’t going to be pretty but that was also the beauty of it. It had been a number of years since TRIIIBE had made any new work and I wanted a reason to bring us all back together.
Cary loves fibers so I knew he would be in. I wanted to marry my worlds together…having my personal family life, my individual creative life, my collaborative life and my friends and family involved. This piece was a celebration of creating another human and the community of people that are already a part of his life before even meeting. –Kelly
Capture date: 2015
First finished Print: 2016
Archival inkjet print
Sizes:
24 x 35 inches
31.75 x 46.25 inches
41 x 60 inches
51 x 70 inches (framed)
© Triiibe Partners 2016
Sketches
Collaborators
Alicia, Kelly and Sara Casilio,
Cary Wolinsky, Isaac Goldstein, Disme Casilio,
Rick Kyle and Jahnu Larkin