The series "For, Of Them" is made up of hand-woven textiles in black cotton, rayon, and wool thread. The textiles range in dimensions and are huddled together in a circle so that the audience can step into what becomes a portal, a room, a vessel, a body cavity. Throughout the length of each textile is a series of unwoven rectangles where the bare warp shows through. Each piece is based on individual records kept of the financial costs associated with witch trials in early modern Europe drawn from archives. The information is embedded into the cloth by visualizing the square area of different line items; unwoven holes in the fabric are a visualization of different amounts of money made off each item of persecution. While the specific details are drawn from history, these events and systems are not limited to the past. During the witch trials, the persecutions functioned as a mode of social control.