Fitchwork

This solstice, I’m celebrating 10 years since leaving a job in architecture to find my own path. So incredibly grateful to the friends, clients and creative community that have sustained me since, both in NYC and online. I am terrible at manifesting anything — all I know is a little fissure of creativity that yields a bit when pulled, until things fall out and collide with those around me. Really it’s an ocean that I’ll never fully explore or comprehend, and I am constantly overwhelmed by things I’d like to make, and I lean on collaborators to stay focused, grounded and fed. I dont think I’ve said no to a job or opportunity in those ten years (working on that), and am always willing to share whatever little wisdom I’ve gleaned along that journey with others. So, a little post sharing the randomness, hustle (and privilege!) of my journey so far 😵‍💫

1 five years working mostly on the design and documentation of this building, mostly on 30+ devious flights of stairs

2 first project with summer of 2015

3 first successful lamp prototype

4 so many balenciaga concepts with

5 early project making molds with

6 superpattern collection getting ready to launch
7 superpattern pop up after installing with .xyz

8 greta oto at phildelphia museum of art with

9 application testing lenticular 3D prints

10 so many house designs that fell through, for one reason or another

11 several that didnt

12 spending a hot summer week installing this metal interior for

13 early concept for knicks store

14 so many fabrication drawings with

15 two works with in the triennial

16 first grant with

17 full circle to making stairs with

18 celebrating 7 generations of teaching and mentoring with this year

19 steeling myself for 10 more years with

20 with my moral and aesthetic compass throughout (as well as all time favorite human)

New sample book ✨ Ten pages of optical tricks, little patterns becoming metapatterns, gradients and graphics, all 3D printed on different color microfibers. How does a sample become… not a sample?

Designed for Chatour Solutions. Huge thank you to for breaking out the macro lens and spending an afternoon documenting with me