The projects in Feedback Loops explore how images transform as they circulate through interconnected systems of drawing, digital manipulation, and weaving. Sourced imagery, data, and hand drawings are layered and repeatedly translated between analog and computational processes, creating a recursive feedback loop in which each iteration informs the next. Images accumulate, fracture, and mutate through shifts in scale, resolution, and material structure. Glitches, misregistrations, and unbound threads interrupt the woven surface, introducing moments of instability and unexpected beauty. Rather than arriving at a fixed image, the process remains open to chance, distortion, and regeneration, questioning the stability of representation and the ways meaning changes through translation.