ART FROM HERE
“Our collaborative practice is an inquiry into the living, shifting, and changeable nature of shared resources and collective making, both with each other and with the public. Our collaborative and individual practices intertwine as flexible systems of creation. Alma brings a background in textiles, low-relief sculpture, and natural dyes and inks. Her work considers the complex ecologic and socio-political history of materials. Taryn is fascinated with surfaces and material transformation in everyday rituals and domestic spaces. She brings a background in printmaking, video, mold-making, and casting.”
This studio visit will be co-hosted by Taiessa Pagola. Their reflections on Alma & Taryn’s work will be published on June 7th on www.artfromhere.ca