Waterwolf’s Revenge
      Sun Salutations
      Crate Set
      The Curtain














        Sun
        Salutations


        Materializing the space that a sun salutation requires, on all axes of its movements.

        The lightweight fabric allows the volume to adapt to each exhale and extension, while the transparency invites the sun to commune with the perimeter it describes.

        The installation hangs from fixed points coresponding to body parts, such as the shoulders, the fingertips lifted above the head or the hips.

        Together, they anticipate the trajectory of the sequence.













        *
        test-hanging the installation;
        details of textile with eyelets,
        tied in position on a wooden grid




        **sketchbook pages documenting 
        body measurements
        & shape ideation






















        ***        chalk markings made while doing
        a sun salutation, to understand
        the movements to scale and identify
        contact points with the ground




        ****side view of the installation;
        hanging points describe the arc that arms and shoulders
        will create & the way the legs will extend backwards

        research, sketches, textile installation 
        a project in collaboration
        with Naglis Kranauskas
        April - June 2024