 This included use of insulating fibre blankets that became accessible to artists following research into the design of high-tech furnaces and the needs of the space industry.Like the California artist John Roloff, who began to create site-specific fired-earth works in the mid-1980s, Hole used fiber blankets to integrate the firing process in the creation of new works.Hole used fiber to envelop large ceramic sculptures constructed in the landscape using a system of baffle-like structures throughout her monolithic forms.