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[Sewing machine running]

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[One month before a show]

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This new series I just started,

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it's going to be shown in Vancouver

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in January.

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I wanted to revisit the material.

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It's been about 10 years,

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and I wanted to do it in a new way.

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When I first made them, I was just kind of

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slowly taking them apart

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piece by piece,

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and now I just am much more fluid with it.

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--Oh, these are, like, kind of, horns.

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[Saw whirring]

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I work very intuitively.

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We just tighten everything up

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and then start cutting

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and see what happens.

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I don't have an idea of

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what it's going look like in my head,

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so it'll be finished when it feels finished.

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[Brian Jungen in "Vancouver"]
[September 23, 2016 on PBS]