Telluric is an act of translation, a tactile, recursive choreography in which fibers are pulled apart, suspended, and re-set. In the tension between order and chaos, fibers question belonging, attachment and separation.
The term haptic refers to how surfaces record touch—how the pressure of tools, movement of the hand, and the resistance of fibers converge to produce paper and print. These are visible records of contact, shaping how visual information is made and interpreted. Haptic processes allow makers to reconsider labour apart from industrialism, asserting the hand as a critical site of embodied knowledge.
