A face is a tool. It can be used like anything else us toolmakers have ingrained at our disposal. It can be used to create myth and live in it too. With this understanding, I retool faces with useful aspects of metal. Much of my work functions as shunt mods for the bare face. I leave it to (you) to make it purposeful. I leave it to (you) to make it personal.
I’m learning about the possibilities between micromanufacturing, folklore and Afropresentism. Lately my work has been: being here now with people communing under and outside of many thumbs, being here now with domestic fabrication machines, and being here now with a largely capitalized Earth. I am dedicated to being a strangely useful character, all things considered.
Qil Jones
Facecrafter
from West Philly
I’m learning about the possibilities between micromanufacturing, folklore and Afropresentism. Lately my work has been: being here now with people communing under and outside of many thumbs, being here now with domestic fabrication machines, and being here now with a largely capitalized Earth. I am dedicated to being a strangely useful character, all things considered.
Qil Jones
Facecrafter
from West Philly