Made/Making unifies various mediums, modalities, and artmakers to create a dialogue between identity, fabrication, and perception. The experience of embodying the human form is diverse and complex; no comparison can encompass the delicate chaos of that existence. However, peering into microsystems that constitute society and personhood illuminates constructed parameters that divide and connect us. The consideration of such intricacies adds fascination and understanding to our ever-growing reality. Made/Making offers a glimpse into material-based relationships that inform the human experience.