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Merging a scientific lens with the woven folk practices from ancient Polish culture, these textile installations channel spiritual expression, embodied memory, and intentional presence.  

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Functioning as artifacts of states of being and experience, they can be viewed as externalized psychological architecture as well as tactile prayer for the future. 

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These textile works are not only powerful tools for reflection and inner growth, but are also a subversive commentary on gender roles in domestic labor, the subjectivity of value, and utilitarian design.