Weaving the Space Between
Hush II by Angie YooJin Kim, 2025. Cotton, nylon, stainless steel, electrical parts, weaving, machine sewing, metal fabrication, 7" x 7" x 15" tall.
What happens when light becomes a thread? This workshop will explore weaving as a study of translucency—using material, structure, tension, and density to understand how fabric can hold and reveal space. Participants will experiment with open, layered constructions that balance strength and fragility, presence and absence. Through exploration and play, weaving becomes a way to shape light itself, finding structure within air and atmosphere. All levels welcome.
Funding for Angie YooJin Kim’s teaching position is provided by the Lenore G. Tawney Faculty Fund for Fiber or Collage.
Angie YooJin Kim (she/her) is a Korean artist and designer based in New York. She received a BFA in Textile Design from the Rhode Island School of Design, and founded NAWA NA SAI, a studio exploring tactility, home, and cultural duality through sculptural lighting and woven forms. YooJin Kim’s recent solo exhibition, Unearthed Echoes (DAE, 2025), expanded her inquiry into sensory memory and belonging. She designs textile collections for residential and hospitality projects, and curates art for Rosewood Hotels.