Ruth Asawa refused to be boxed into a single medium—she followed her curiosity across sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and more. What would it look like to give yourself permission to explore without limits? Here’s what @plasticobject reflected after "seeing "Ruth Asawa: Retrospective": "I saw the Ruth Asawa retrospective at @sfmoma today with my aunt and I was so very moved and inspired by her work. I’d like to share some of my reflections on this exhibit with you, if you’d like to hear them: Previously, whenever I thought of Asawa I thought of her wire sculptures and up until today I was unfamiliar with any of her other work. Today I learned she did so much more. While these sculptures are her best known work, Asawa did not limit herself to one subject or medium, she let herself explore everything she could get her hands on - wire, watercolor, ink, paper folding, wood carving, molds/casting, lithograph printmaking, drawing, ceramic sculpture, and more. I have always felt an amount of...