Rachel Epp Buller’s new sound piece, “Walking, Lost and Found,” debuts this summer at Compound Yellow in Chicago, July 5 – August 2, 2025.
Join us for the closing reception, August 2, 2-6pm. 244 Lake Street, Oak Park, Illinois.
As part of the exhibition, Compound Yellow commissioned two emerging textile artists, Maia Rauh and Caroline Branch, to design seating in response to the piece. “Natural Pressure: Collaborative Seating” responds in its form and materials to the words and ideas of “Walking, Lost and Found.”
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