Blown-Up is an ongoing series that examines transformation through scale, structure, and disassembly. Each work begins with a familiar object or material and subjects it to a shift—either expanded beyond its intended limits or broken into its constituent parts. Through these interventions, the series explores how meaning changes when systems are made visible, exaggerated, or undone..

Load-Bearing Lace

Load-Bearing Lace translates delicate, hand-worked textile language into an architectural system. By scaling lace to the size of public infrastructure and reinforcing it through industrial materials and structural frameworks, the work repositions a historically intimate craft as a form of collective, spatial experience.

Power in Pieces

Power in Pieces dismantles a firearm into a constellation of components, separating function from form. Presented on an illuminated surface and stripped of operability, the work interrogates the relationship between object, authority, and perception, revealing power as a constructed system rather than an inherent property.