Yarn installation

No, that’s not the most humongous rainbow scatter of all time, it’s YARN. Yup, I said yarn. Last weekend I went shopping and ran into this display in the “apartment” section…

This summer I installed this commissioned artwork for NIH [National Institutes of Health] in their permanent collection.

“I knew I wanted this new project to be different than my past life as a graffiti writer. I didn’t want to do my art at night as a secret from my family. I wanted my artwork to be about my family and to be very open about it.”

While Gabriel Dawe uses thread to create his ethereal rainbow colored installations, Los Angeles-based artist Megan Geckler uses plastic ribbon or

In Signs of Life, a dense installation of knotted and wound string fills much of Galerie Templon’s New York space. The work of Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota, the solo show transforms the gallery into a monochromatic labyrinth of intricate mesh that ascends from floor to ceiling.

On our recent trip to California, Tim and I took the opportunity to visit a number of inspiring stores. Of course it was on my list to visit as many Anthropologie stores as possible! 🙂 And today I wanted to share some of the inspiration I found! I love this...

as visitors to the 2015 venice art biennale enter the japan pavilion, 'the key in hand' by chiharu shiota infills the building, intertwining entrants within a maze of vibrantly colored yarn.

What at first glance appears to be an Avatar-like parallel dimension is actually Nike’s experiential Flyknit Collective installation at London’s 1984 space.