“As I stitched the organically formed shapes in rust-dyed repurposed cloth, Korean handmade paper (hanji), and used tea bags, I noticed how imaginary scenes and maps emerged. They reflect the journeys immigrants undertake for a better life for themselves and their families. While the stitched shapes do not depict specific landscapes, seascapes, or cityscapes, they are reminiscent and evocative of places immigrants traverse in order to reach safety.”…. read more here