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Drew Kibler
The Armamentarium Volume is a collection of home objects and furniture developed through dimensional leather embroidery, 3D-printed textiles, and chainmaille.
These materials evoke the visceral qualities of skin and HIV cellular imagery, positioning the surfaces as vessels of disease and embodiment.
Rooted in the history of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the collection examines how illness reshapes the identity of the patient and domestic space. Through tactile engagement, the work invites users to confront the presence of the virus.
By transforming familiar domestic furniture objects, the collection blurs the boundary between hospital and home and invites sterile design into domestic routine.
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