Today is the last day of the fundraiser I am holding for The Trevor Project, the leading suicide prevention organization for LGBTQ+ young people.
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Among the works offered is this early drawing from 2005, Where I imagined every piece of clothing I own—neatly folded, stitched end to end, and rolled into a dense spiral. The core begins with garments worn closest to the body (underwear, socks) and gradually moves outward to those worn on top (coats, hats).
Though this version was drawn from imagination, I later brought it to life as a textile sculpture—using second-hand clothing from strangers rather than my own. You can see that finished piece here.
