Yukie Ohta is an artist, archivist, and writer. She is the founder of SoHo Memory Project, a nonprofit organization that celebrates and preserves the history of artists’ SoHo. A multi-medium fiber artist, Yukie has worked in  fabric and paper. In July 2022, she was the artist in residence at Lost and Found Lab, an invitation-only, one-person artist residency where she developed concepts that led her to her current medium: thread.

Yukie seeks to capture the beauty of the quiet moments that often slip through the cracks of our busy lives. She invites viewers to pause, reflect, and rediscover the tranquility hidden in the depths of everyday existence. Her artistic process revolves around the idea that negative space is as vital as the thread itself. It's the pause, the silence, and the absence that give depth and meaning to the compositions she creates.