Ratio

$40.00

Digital Weaving to Change the World

Ratio is a project between artist & educator Poppy DeltaDawn, publisher & production bindery For The Birds Trapped In Airports, graphic designer Katie (Williams) Leonard, and weaving studio LMRM. This tool book is both a love letter to artists working on the TC2 digital jacquard loom, as well as to the long lineage of weaving and loom technology. Intermingled with personal essays, historical accounts, and instructional manuals for digital loom file-design, Ratio considers the broader implications of creating cloth and why it matters to our agency, autonomy, and freedom. 


Year: 2024
Pages: 72
Cover: Paperback
Binding: Staple Saddle Stitch
Language: English
Size: 10 x 5 in
ISBN: 979-8-9917988-8-4

***Please allow 2-4 weeks for shipping as this task is completed by generous volunteers :)

Digital Weaving to Change the World

Ratio is a project between artist & educator Poppy DeltaDawn, publisher & production bindery For The Birds Trapped In Airports, graphic designer Katie (Williams) Leonard, and weaving studio LMRM. This tool book is both a love letter to artists working on the TC2 digital jacquard loom, as well as to the long lineage of weaving and loom technology. Intermingled with personal essays, historical accounts, and instructional manuals for digital loom file-design, Ratio considers the broader implications of creating cloth and why it matters to our agency, autonomy, and freedom. 


Year: 2024
Pages: 72
Cover: Paperback
Binding: Staple Saddle Stitch
Language: English
Size: 10 x 5 in
ISBN: 979-8-9917988-8-4

***Please allow 2-4 weeks for shipping as this task is completed by generous volunteers :)

 
 

Poppy DeltaDawn

Poppy DeltaDawn is a visual artist, weaver, and teacher. Recent projects include exhibitions at NON STNDRD (IL), DESIGNxNYC, Underdonk (NYC), Ortega y Gassett Projects (NYC), Below Grand (NYC), Zürcher Gallery (NYC), Standard Space (CT), and Heidelberg Project (MI), among others. Residencies and fellowships include Fondazione Arte Della Seta Lisio (Florence, IT), Tallgrass Artist Residency (KS), a Media Arts Fellowship (2017) and Workspace Fellowship (2019) at BRIC Arts Media (NYC), among others. DeltaDawn is an assistant Professor of Visual Art in Textiles + Fiber at the University of Kansas. She holds an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, both in Fiber.

IG: @poppydeltadawn