Threads run figuratively and literally throughout the work of Yazd-born, Los Angeles-based artist Roksana Pirouzmand. She presents us with terracotta casts of her mother’s hands and grandmother’s feet, stones hand sewn into velvet dresses, hours-long Skype calls back home upon a giant indoor swing—all of which reveal a sense of personal family history obscured at a distance and connected through material means. It is this corporeal and psychological separation from home that underscores her performance, sculptures, and installations and lays bare an intimate experience of the Iranian diaspora.