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to weave
to gather







to weave to gather is an initiative to celebrate our rich diversity and shared heritage. Through collaborative events, workshops and storytelling sessions, people build vibrant networks of relationships. 

Proposed at MPavilion 2 in Docklands, designed by Amanda Levete, this project serves as a canvas for community engagement. The project aims to weave friendships and traditions that enrich our community into a large interwoven installation mirroring the entangled living system.




Through the contributions of local and international artists like Cassie Leatham, Donna Blackall, Reena Kallat, and Daniel Beeron, the pavilion will be a new experience for new and accidental audiences.






The arrangement of the benches encourages conversation and a shared sense of togetherness. The bench's adaptable use and scale accommodate various groups and purposes, strengthening bonds within the diverse context of the City. It is a cross-cultural project that unites people through the art of weaving. It celebrates the techniques and materials of weaving and the act of weaving conversations.







Academic Project
Visuals- Photoshop
Model- Rhino
Photo- Caryn