stills from two channel video
Ya-Te-Veo/I-See-You
sycamore, ash, pear, beech, walnut, cherry, oak, mahogany, ginseng,
boxing mouthguard, airplane cable, jewelry hardware, furniture strap, tape, dress lining, synthetic brush bristle
2025
A wooden garment for two. Our search for dissolving the duality between thought and form lead us to inhabit and be inhabited by our own sculpture.
Thinking of critique as digestion we looked into forms of carnivorous plants. Ya-Te-Veo can be found in folktales across lands as the being with many tendrils that ate the colonizer.
A two-channel video documents a meditation that took place on the night of the autumn equinox when we first wore the armor.