Double Horizon, 2026
steel, plywood, paint
dimensions variable
$12,000
“Double Horizon” is a pair of collage poems that requires effortful, shifting focus to read. The source material includes the letters of Virgina Woolf and Vita Sackville-West, Ursula Le Guin’s The Word for World is Forrest, and a letter from adrienne maree brown to Le Guin after her death. As a gesture of reaching and homage, we pull together fragments of text across space and time, embracing the challenge of holding them all in view.
Previous work in MIL:
Hypha, 2025
aqua-resin, steel, pvc, native plants and healing herbs, 5’x7’x90′
$12,000
Hypha imagines communication as an ecological gesture. We invite you to speak and listen into the sculptures, allowing whispered secrets and shared songs to nourish the native plants and throat-soothing herbs in the garden. This work understands intimacy as playful, grounding, and beneficial across species.
IG: @thorncollaborative @erin_ethridge @ohcocolleena
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