Hum, 2015
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Wool, rope, twine, Hum is a work in progress currently underway! Follow Hum's progress on Instagram by following @amberimrie
Amber Imrie-Situnayake grew up in bug abundant Arkansas, where the constant sound of singing insects became a trigger for nostalgia. Imrie-Situnayake wanted to create an opportunity to engage with feared bug environments; welcoming visitors to explore a whimsical adaptation of the species’ home. Hum is an installation of 8 Hive/Cocoons made from fibrous material which incorporate LED lights, hand embroidered insects, and sound. They hang from a canopy of woven sticks beneath which visitors can explore around and inside the crafted soft structures. Hum attended Paseo - Taos Interactive Arts Festival in September 2015! 
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