/care

/isolation

​/solitude

/textile

/materiality

/participatory ​
 

 

Lit’s MFA research investigates how bodies inhabit displacement, constraint, and provisional living through a material-led, site-responsive practice. Sculpture, textile, and spatial structures translate experiences of stillness, compression, isolation, and solitude into tangible form.

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Focusing on domestic and bodily scales under precarity, her work frames care and resilience as negotiated responses to structural limitations. Conceived as reconstructable and transportable, the pieces reflect contemporary mobility and fragile notions of home, using material repetition and spatial compression to position making as both a research method and an embodied inquiry into everyday social and spatial infrastructures.