Design/Art/Craft is the perfect tool for re-framing topics that we face in our lives. It can scare us with visions, work to reflect the times we live in, and give us perspective on ourselves as we move through the human experience. This is obvious but I still get thrilled when you see the process of ideas being translated actually working. These knitted antipersonnel mines create a moving and inviting dialogue. The inherent tension of the pieces help us process the madness of  humanities need to use war as a problem solver, and designs role in creating contemporary killing machines.  Hunt provides a new way of  imagining the violent tools of war, and how they can be easily converted into tools of peace and soft joy. Shown are the Bulgaria PM-79 and UK Dori antipersonnel mines.