Kundai Nathan's (b. 1999) work is created by braiding and plaiting lengths of fabric, rope, and other textiles together to form densely woven wall pieces and sculptural forms. By using these materials and techniques, Nathan pays homage to often unseen labor. There is an interest in using these everyday skills to produce artworks that celebrate texture, color, and line, resulting in decorative pieces. The work is labor-intensive and slow to create, thereby referencing spiritual, physical, and intellectual labor.