By channeling symbology and ritual abundant in her Korean heritage, Jen Pack illuminates dark, handmade frames into an exploration of color through the meticulous weaving of string.  From the darkness, a light emerges and slowly unravels a dialogue rich in language symbols and gender.                       […]

“I suppose that my subjects are, for me, idealized versions of themselves, just as toile de Jouy fabric represented a romanticized interpretation of pastoral ‘reality’ in late-18th century France.” – Tim Hailand   In my work, I allow the material to lead me — it lets me know what it wants (or does not want) […]