Speculative Ecologies.

Speculative Ecologies brings together fiber, paper, drawing, and sound through shared procedures—repetition, sequence, and constraint—through which form develops over time. The work treats form not as a fixed instance, but as a condition that emerges through variation.The project focuses on how forms are carried, altered, and recombined across materials and contexts. Structures are repeated and adjusted, allowing differences in material behavior to produce distinct outcomes within a shared system. Transmission is understood not as preservation, but as transformation.

Materials function as active systems. Fiber, pulp, and mark register pressure, accumulation, and interval, making visible the conditions of their production. These compound environments situate human making within larger ecological processes, where change occurs through use, adaptation, and exchange.

Rather than depicting ecological systems, the work operates through them, producing sequences of form that unfold through duration and remain open to continual change.