We are honored to have the opportunity to speak with Sarah Sense about I Want to Hold You Longer, a series that resonates with emotional urgency, ancestral memory, and visual precision. The works are both deeply personal and politically charged, blending traditional weaving with photographic imagery and archival material in ways that challenge how we look, remember, and connect.
This interview is an invitation to step deeper into Sense’s process, how the work began, what it carries, and how it is shaped by the larger conversations around identity, land, and legacy.
