Check my portfolio website @ _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Sinon Quilla (Quito, 2000, They/He) is a transdisciplinary maker and designer of mestizo decent*. With a background in decoration, textile, illustration, installation and performance, They use craftsmanship to create personal mythologies and ephemeral speculative cultures. These are defined as emotional prosthetics - armatures, objects and soft technologies that can be armed by the body or interacted with, enabling the user to “Become”, e.g. to undergo metamorphosis and individuation process, and to inhabit again a state of grace and emotional relation that in the contemporary West feels unanimated to the designer. Through this mythological materialization, Sinon delves into ontological aspects of culture and identity, questioning the way we connect with the world and each other through story, cosmology, the body and our emotions. It reveals invisible sensitivities that challenge Western and Capitalist rationality, allowing the reintroduction of emotions, spirituality and fantasy in western design and ultimately offering alternatives and speculations stemming from a multicultural, sensitive and queer perspective. *being of mixed race, especially of mixed Latino and indigenous descent.…Check my portfolio website @ _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Sinon Quilla (Quito, 2000, They/He) is a transdisciplinary maker and designer of mestizo decent*. With a background in decoration, textile, illustration, installation and performance, They use craftsmanship to create personal mythologies and ephemeral speculative cultures. These are defined as emotional prosthetics - armatures, objects and soft technologies that can be armed by the body or interacted with, enabling the user to “Become”, e.g. to undergo metamorphosis and individuation process, and to inhabit again a state of grace and emotional relation that in the contemporary West feels unanimated to the designer. Through this mythological materialization, Sinon delves into ontological aspects of culture and identity, questioning the way we connect with the world and each other through story, cosmology, the body and our emotions. It reveals invisible sensitivities that challenge Western and Capitalist rationality, allowing the reintroduction of emotions, spirituality and fantasy in western design and ultimately offering alternatives and speculations stemming from a multicultural, sensitive and queer perspective. *being of mixed race, especially of mixed Latino and indigenous descent.WWWW…