Marilou Schultz merges traditional Navajo weaving techniques with contemporary technology, drawing parallels between the intricate patterns found in textiles and microprocessor designs.
By embracing heritage in her work, Schultz connects the ancestral art of weaving with modern technology, showcasing how traditions can evolve and find relevance today.
The Navajo-Churro sheep and the evolution of weaving reflect the resilience and adaptability of the Diné people, paralleling developments in technology, such as the Pentium chip.
The geometrical patterns of Navajo textiles echo the complexity of microprocessor designs, illustrating a cross-disciplinary relationship between Native American art forms and contemporary innovations.
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