Squigglemom, Trish Tsoiasue

Squigglemom, Trish Tsoiasue

I am a creative, working as a Maker in a group we call ETES. I have a number of projects of various sizes, and share them with others through a learn to teach method. This takes me to schools, studios, events and now to the sidewalks to implement a project I call Sidewalk Spaces. Much of my work is done through collaborations with others.
My dabbling has included sewing, latex mask making, video making, Artificial Intelligence, robotics, leathercrafting.
I work to inspire lifelong learning through hands-on doing.

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Contact Information

Patricia Tsoiasue
(562) 225-9589
info@makersville.net

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Artist Work

Brickface Mask (2017)
Merging traditional latex mask making with LEGO(r) bricks, I produced a very different kind of latex mask. Under tutelage of Caprice Spencer Rothe.

Very Large, Somewhat Impractical Quilt (2008)
This piece used 50 images generated by 30+ youth at Lowell Elementary. I made sure that each child's work was included, which led to my having to spend an estimated 300+ hours on this project. The quilt was sewn with the students, and finished up by me.

The Selfie Project (2017)
A multi-media learning project that combines digital drawing, hand drawing, brand development, 3d printing, thermofax and much more!

Team Makersville Rube Goldberg Invention (2021)
Constrained by a pandemic, I worked with students remotely to devise a Rube Goldberg invention and contraption and we brought it together at our Shoreline Village studio in March, 2021.