For this exhibition, Twilight Variations, visual artist Allyce Wood focuses on distinct processes and imagery surrounding ideas of shifting time and new chapters. Her detailed textiles were made using punchcard patterns on the 1960's knitting machine she restored, braided ropes on her great aunt's Marudai (Japanese weaving loom), fair-isle knit hangings, and hand-tied tapestries.

Each piece, while made from unique technologies, depends on binary code for its production and motif. Wood uses this system to create atmospheric images and symbolic patterns including medieval beasts and trailing mists. Her work aims to tell a story of change and optimism; a sunset's reflection on a computer's aluminum case.

Twilight Variations was exhibited through the City of Burien from May - August 2021