Translucent silk maternal forms interact with domestic armatures to demonstrate a physical and mental fatigue threshold; the breaking point of mothers operating within a system that does not offer adequate support. Sagging and wrinkled, the body is a frayed safety net. Splayed and taut they are stretched thin with the impossible burden of simultaneous labors; childcare and the demands of work. The morphed maternal bodies are captured, entangled, inextricably linked with society’s continuing gendered domestic roles and undervalued labor.