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Colleen RJC Bratton "Not a Void" Repurposed fibers 2015 Site-specific installation at Two Shelves A Seattle-based artist, Bratton works with repurposed cloth to create soft structures that explore the relationship between self and space. With her installation “Not a Void” Bratton fills the distance between the two shelves in an attempt to graph the dynamic relationship between two entities over time.
Colleen RJC Bratton Steeple, 2014 Reclaimed fibers 8"x9"
Colleen RJC Bratton Recessed, 2014 reclaimed fibers 5"x9"
Colleen RJC Bratton South Frame I, 2014 Reclaimed Fibers 8"X13.5"
Soft Structures Reclaimed Fibers 2014 Living within the grey area between 2D and 3D, Soft Structures explores the visceral parallels between architectural spaces and cloth. These encasements of spatial representations recall the preciousness of museum walls and yet tempt the viewer with texture. Desires of engagement are flared and as a result unspoken rules waver.
Vitrine, recycled fibers, 2014
