Credit & Thanks
Credit & Thanks
Crochet - Heather Cameron
Text - The Public Swoon & Heather Cameron
Crochet Photography - Paula Viitanen
Crochet illustrations, and design - Barbara Adler, from photos by Paula Viitanen
Hyperbolic crochet was invented by a mathematician named Daina Taimiņa. Read the story here, and visit her relevant and lovely blog for more connections between hyperbolic crochet and human environmental impact.
We're not making a reef, but the initial impulse for Social Handcraft was inspired by the Institute for Figuring's Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef. Specifically, we love the connection Christine and Margaret Wertheim make, between the labour of the tiny organisms that band together to create a reef, and the intensive, care-filled labour of handcraft.
Now that you’re reading articles we like, a reminder to visit this article, by Kidlat Tahimik. There’s much to learn.
Thanks to our friends at SFU School for the Contemporary Arts, Playwrights Theatre Centre, Barking Sphinx Performance Society, Baaad Anna's and Sawdust Collector.