Through my work, I desire to bring a sense of awareness and appreciation for the dedication and intricacy that lies at the heart of weaving. Each piece is a testament to the laborious process, where every hand-cut fringe is meticulously inserted, one by one, revealing the journey of each thread – coiled, warped, beamed, threaded, tensed, and finally woven. My work challenges the trivialization of the textile practice brought on by industrialization, by bringing together art and the common.

I use discarded materials or scraps of leather to echo this devalued textile practice. These materials are transformed through my hands as I hand-cuts then hand weave and sometimes hand stitch them with dead stock linen threads from shoemaking or bookbinding.

My process is not just about reclaiming materials ; I see my work as an exploration of landscapes both internal and external encouraging a reflection on our interactions with both our environment and one another.