Livia Krohn Miller
“I locate my work at the intersection of speculative fiction, craft, open source culture, and queer feminist theory. I seek constraints from my ecosystem and draw inspiration from the found materials around me. I am interested in being more like a plant, and unpicking what it means to be an animal who builds a complicated nest. My plastic textile sculptures sit in the space between Donna Haraway, Superstudio, Ruth Asawa and Octavia E Butler.”
Touch Grass, 2022, single use plastic bags, tape, & fan. photo by Robert Chase Heishman
Touch Grass, 2022, single use plastic bags, tape, & fan. photo by Robert Chase Heishman
Untitled Apocalypse Blanket, 2022, single use plastic bags, wool, & acrylic yarn. photo by Robert Chase Heishman
If you need to keep time on me, 2022, paper, canvas, plastic, wool & acrylic yarn, deer bone fragments, & acrylic paint. photo by Robert Chase Heishman