Tina Rose Rea Meister is an interdisciplinary artist and writer whose work centers around queer archive and world-making through the lens of domestic and ecological spaces. Her current work utilizes quilting and fiber arts, paintings, and experimental film to explore a nuanced, layered dynamic between the interior and exterior. Through patterned florals woven into paintings and film, fragmented text embroidered onto household objects, and imagined futures and dreams rendered on the surface of blankets, her practice explores the ways in which interior, psychological, and relational identities are externalized into both the most precious, curated spaces of the home, along with the tensions between that intimate space and the wider world. Her community practice is currently engaged in documenting the lesbian home archive, preserving the intimacy and beauty of the lesbian home through textiles and their histories.