April 6, 2025 - 04:41
Unraveling her first solo exhibition in Boston, artist Cat Mazza hosted a discussion of her works at the Northeastern Center for Media and Design on March 21. “Cat Mazza: Network” debuted in November 2024 and will be displayed at Northeastern’s Gallery 360 until mid-April. The exhibition uniquely combines machine knitting technologies with social commentary, woven into the fabric of contemporary art.
Mazza's work challenges traditional notions of textiles by incorporating digital techniques that reflect on social change and community engagement. Through her innovative approach, she explores the intersection of technology and craft, inviting viewers to reconsider the role of textiles in both personal and societal narratives. The exhibition features a range of pieces that utilize knitting machines, emphasizing the collaborative nature of art-making and the importance of dialogue in the creative process.
As visitors engage with Mazza's thought-provoking works, they are encouraged to reflect on the broader implications of technology in our lives and the potential for art to inspire social transformation. This exhibition marks a significant moment in Mazza's career and offers a fresh perspective on the evolving landscape of contemporary art.
