"to touch is to feel" Exhibition

“to touch is to feel” is a soft sculpture exhibition examining immigrant labor, textile memory, and the technological histories embedded within craft traditions.

Drawing from fabrics preserved from Brooklyn garment factories where her mother worked after immigrating to New York in the 1990s, Lin constructs an interactive textile archive through artist books, soft sculpture, and projection installations. The exhibition connects sewing techniques such as pleating, embroidery, knitting, and crochet to computational systems, positioning feminized craft practices as early forms of programming and information encoding.

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