At the time, we were immersed in crafting large-scale woven panels made entirely of glass beads—each six feet tall by two feet wide. Two of these tapestries, one in blue and one in white, were included in the show. Their bold geometric motifs had roots in early, smaller-scale accessory pieces we had created years before. Over time, these patterns evolved into symbolic abstractions—interlocking rectangles, speckled fields, and concentric forms that expressed emotion, relationship, and memory.