The Pandrogyne Fabric is and ode to the Pandrogyne Project endeavored by Lady Jaye and Genesis P-Orridge.  The goal of the project was to make themselves look like each other through clothing, makeup and plastic surgery. It spoke to a queer type of reproduction, the idea being:

“...what if we cut up our bodies and our identities, so that we became a third being...”

I made this fabric thinking about what reproducing that “third being” would mean for me and my partner at the time. To understand what it would look like to have our body features grow together. We both work with textiles so this was a way for me to understand our bodies as a material that we are able to manipulate.