Power of Play

Wearable Sculpture, 2020

This gender fluid wearable sculpture draws from Club Kid radicalism and the embodied architecture of American Sign Language. Gesture becomes structure and rhythm becomes surface, transforming movement into form.

The work positions fashion as a site of Deaf authorship, where identity is shaped through visibility, motion, and unapologetic presence.

Materials: Mesh, 3D printed crystals, neoprene, printed canvas, mixed media.
Selected works from this series are held in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and Schwules Museum, Berlin. Checklist, documentation, and acquisition inquiries available upon request.

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