In Warp & Spin, the urban environment is stripped of its rigid geometry and recast through kinetic distortion. By manipulating architectural forms into sweeping, curvilinear movements, these works explore the physical tension of the built environment. Utilizing a heavy-body archival build rooted in the principles of textile science, this series bridges the gap between two-dimensional painting and three-dimensional tactile displacement, capturing the disorienting, relentless rhythm of the modern cityscape.