"In the Face of Loss" was triggered by the story of a tablecloth that found its way into my hands. This tablecloth tells a story that indicates a constructed narrative of the crafting woman. A story that calls for a feminist movement in the arts and crafts. With its focus on aesthetic, sensual perception. It's about value and time, value through time and power through crafting.

HOW CAN BOTH OBJECT, GARMENT
AND CRAFTING WOMAN BE EMANCIPATED?