Emma Klarin is a graphic designer from Gilbert, Arizona, with a passion for all things design. Graduating summa cum laude, Emma gained valuable experience, further enhanced by a two-year internship with the Sorenson Impact Institute at the University of Utah, where she collaborated with clients on impactful design projects. Her dedication has been recognized with the Ken and Jo Ann White Scholarship for her portfolio work. Emma also pursued a minor in fashion, aiming to combine her passions for design and fashion to create innovative work within the industry.
NASA: Sew Psyche’d!
Drifting through space beyond Mars lies Psyche—an asteroid unlike any other. Composed primarily of metal, Psyche offers a rare glimpse into the building blocks of our solar system, holding secrets about how planets like Earth were formed. In 2029, a NASA-led mission will finally allow us to explore it up close.
Through the initiative of Sew Psyche’d, inviting everyone to create textile representations of Psyche’s surface, this mission extends beyond scientists and into the hands of creatives, students, and space enthusiasts. It’s a chance to bridge the gap between what we know and what we can imagine.