In studying intersectionality across the past, present, and future, I’ve woven flat pieces made of natural fibers that transform into diaphanous spatial structures and offer a refuge from one’s immediate chaotic surroundings and allow for a breath of stillness. The flow of geometrical forms and densities across layers demonstrate the narrative of a moment: an infinite flux of emotion from past, present, and future intersecting in the mind at a given time as you feel it flow when you close your eyes. My spatial structures are woven with natural yarns fine enough to nearly disappear from sight while being strong enough to form connections across decades. I am creating this atmosphere to rouse an ephemeral perception — to be lost yet present and, most of all, to encourage introspective contemplation.