SIERRA FRANCESCA
Fighting for Artistic Integrity in the Digital Age
Sierra Francesca began crafting from a young age. Her dad taught her the art of reverse-engineering, fueling every endeavor with a curiosity to know why everything worked.
This has driven her to innovate and take the path less traveled. As human-made art becomes more of a rarity in our growing technical age, Sierra sticks to her roots of pen and paper, daring to capture the essence and therefore, the imperfection, of what it means to create.
She partakes in a variety of medium, including, but not limited to: fabric/seamstress work, painting, collaging, embroidery, production design, prop fabrication, children's book illustration and street-poetry.
In her (rare) free time, she runs a snail mail club where she sends out monthly, hockey-related zines, a tangible experience tied to her reporting profile on TikTok.
Set Design
Textiles
Lots of Eggs
"The ethos [of The Egg] is when you're waiting for something good to happen but it’s not happening...so the more you wait the more absurd it is to wait for this thing to change your life/the world."
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Continued in Set Design ➥
Production
DRAG QUEENS AND PROG-METAL
Custom Curtains at Miguel's
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What happens when a call for custom curtains for RnB artist, Miguel, turns into a 15-foot drapery installment made from ripstop (parachute material) with functional ratchet straps and draw strings?
The result is not only good for keeping the sun out, but an ever-evolving, moving sculptural element. Read more under the Textiles page to see sketches, and a timelapse of the finished piece.