From Canvas to Carpentry: How Natalie Shook and Piscina Are Redefining Brooklyn’s Design Collective Movement

Main Facts In the industrial waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn, a 7,000-square-foot workshop hums with the kinetic energy of creation. This is Piscina, a multidisciplinary design studio and collective founded by Cuban-American artist Natalie Shook. Far from a conventional white-cube gallery that occasionally displays finished goods, Piscina is fundamentally a manufacturing ecosystem—a communal workshop…

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From Canvas to Carpentry: How Natalie Shook and Piscina Are Redefining Brooklyn’s Design Collective Movement

Main Facts In the industrial waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn, a 7,000-square-foot workshop is quietly rewriting the rules of contemporary American design. At the helm of this humming, sawdust-dusted ecosystem is Natalie Shook, a Cuban-American artist whose path from Midwestern painter to master fabricator birthed Piscina—a multidisciplinary design studio and collaborative workspace. Piscina is…

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