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October 3rd - November 28th 2025
I create textile-based works that explore the intimate relationships between body, material,
and meaning. Grounded in tactile engagement and shaped by a deep sensitivity to softness,
repetition, and transformation, my practice reflects on the labor of care and the nuanced
power of feminine expression. Through stitching, weaving, wrapping, and layering, I examine
how the body is both a singular presence and a collective form—independent yet
fragmented, held together by the threads of memory, emotion, and physicality.
Textiles speak to me in a language of weight, rhythm, and touch. Their structural qualities
mirror the complexities of embodiment: the capacity to hold, cradle, support, and shape. The
process of working with cloth—its pliability, its responsiveness—becomes a metaphor for
relationship. I am continually drawn to the tension between openness and restraint, softness
and strength. These dualities are central to my work, which aims to elevate the quiet,
powerful labor of living.
Much of my material practice is intuitive. I respond to found objects and salvaged
textiles—scraps, remnants, discarded clothing—as though they carry stories waiting to be
revealed. What guides me is not efficiency, but connection: the sense that each piece of
fabric, each gesture of the hand, contributes to something deeply felt. I treat materials not as
blank surfaces but as collaborators, already imbued with form, energy, and potential.
For me, making is not just a technical process—it is emotional and relational. I am interested
in how our interactions with materials mirror our ways of relating to each other: Did we offer
care? Did we allow space? Did we impose control or practice tenderness?
Through textiles, I seek to build spaces—physical, emotional, and conceptual—that hold
complexity, honor softness, and trace the unseen labor of becoming. My work is ultimately
about presence: how we feel, how we hold, and how we are held.