Pink Diamonds

Pink Diamonds is a transformable textile structure composed of repeated diamond-shaped modules. Pink knitted membranes stretch between slender dark rods, creating openings and curved surfaces within an angular framework. The contrast between the straight rods and yielding knit makes the structure’s tension visible.

As the assembly is moved by hand, the modules shift between a compact arrangement and a wider, more open form. Their diamond outlines change in relation to one another, while the textile stretches and gathers across the moving frame. Light passing through the knit reveals its pattern and casts layered shadows.

The project was selected for the Opposites Attract juried artists feature in the Fall 2026 issue of Fiber Art Now. Fiber Art Now

Project information

• Project type: Transformable knitted structure

• Materials: Knitted textile and Fiber Glassrods

• Exhibited: MainFrame Arts: Steam

• Publication: Fiber Art Now, Fall 2026, Opposites Attract Award: Third prize

• Dimensions: 3’ x 3’ x 1’