Sculpting Earth and Time: Sagarika Sundaram’s Reservoir at the Henry Moore Institute
Executive Overview Long before the invention of the mechanical loom or the industrial machineries that defined modern textile manufacturing, ancient nomadic herders were already subduing raw sheep’s fleece. Through a fundamental alchemy of moisture, heat, and raw physical friction, they transformed loose animal fibers into dense, weather-proof shelters—inventing one of humanity’s oldest foundational craft techniques: … Read more
