Hardcover book, 26 pages, 8.25” x 8.25”, edition of 50 copies, 2026. 

Rest Here documents nine quilts spanning four generations of my family, positioning quilts as material archives of memory, labor, and tradition in a personal context. Each quilt, through its patterns, fabrics, and construction, serves as a vessel of intergenerational knowledge and emotional care, highlighting the ways domestic craft preserves histories often excluded from formal archives. Rest Here functions as archival framework, combining detailed photography with documentation of fabrics, patterns, and maker histories, and emphasizing the dual nature of quilts as both functional objects and repositories of memory. Produced in a limited edition of fifty cloth-bound and complemented by a freely accessible digital edition, the book provides multiple avenues for audiences to engage with these layered histories. By foregrounding quilts and the book itself as archival objects, Rest Here contributes to critical conversations on materiality, care, and the transmission of historical knowledge through fiber practices. By integrating domestic craft into a fine art context, and by framing the artist book itself as a durable, archival vessel, the project theorizes quilts as complex cultural documents that bridge personal and collective histories.