Martha Tuttle (b. 1989, New Mexico) explores the intersection of materiality, process, and memory. Her practice is deeply informed by her experiences in nature, and her work often incorporates organic materials like wool, silk, and linen. She also makes use of reclaimed and repurposed materials, highlighting the importance of sustainability in her art. Tuttle employs various techniques such as weaving, dyeing, and embroidery to create delicate and intricate compositions that draw attention to the textures and translucency of the natural materials she employs and reflect on how human beings can encourage intimacy with the world around them.