Image, Textile, Object, and Interdisciplinary Practice.
Garlic Moon brings photography, handwork, material, sound, and movement into singular works, tracing their making and continuing lives through an evolving archive.
From Source To Material Form
A work may begin with a photograph, a landscape, a found textile, or a material carrying its own history. These sources are studied, translated, and allowed to take new form through the hand.
Embroidery, beadwork, silver, pearl, dye, and reconstruction enter as material decisions rather than decoration. The finished work becomes part of a longer record.
Current Study · Ongoing
Phulia
Taking form through cloth and time.
Handwoven in Phulia, West Bengal.
The Practice Is Recorded As It Continues.
Works are held through different forms of record: what has been made, how it was made, and what happens once it leaves the studio.
Records Of All Works By Garlic Moon
The working record of finished works, one of one pieces, editions, private keepers, retained works, and works continuing beyond the studio.
Where The Works Continue To Live
A live tracking ledger of artworks beyond the studio, recording custodianship, cross-medium dialogue, lived use, and geographic movement.
The Making Of The Works
Records of handwork, materials, techniques, and the slow processes behind each work.
