Hands on is a piece that captures lace in object form. These pieces are created by the hand and made for the hand. Hands on is meant to be engaged and moved by users. Its location in Kanbar is purposefully aligned on the south facing wall to filter light that passes through the glass and into the lobby. The blank frames capture new dynamic forms of lace through the changing seasons and traffic passing by beyond the wall.
By Sara Davis, Hannah Mantooth, and Chantelle Wilson
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