A Path Thru ( to Now)

A Path Thru ( to Now)

Path Thru (to Now) is a large scale knitted textile installation consisting of two monumental landscape panels and a sculptural knitted hat. This was developed with Innoknit in Paris using mostly regernated cellulose Ecovero, made from Lenzig.

Developed on industrial flat knitting machines in Paris using regenerated cellulosic yarns, the work transforms textile into a three-dimensional spirit map. Engineered knit structures intersect with color and graphic language to create shifting depth, shadow, and topographic relief—somewhere between mystic ikat, camouflage, ancestral cartography, and imagined terrain.

Palm forms, active landscapes, and abstract topographies move across the surface. Suspended within a wooden frame and laced with knitted ropes, the work reveals itself differently from each side as light, structure, and perspective shift.

Path Thru (to Now) is a process piece: a navigation toward the present. It asks us not to follow a fixed map, but to find our way through living landscapes that change as we move through them.