I work with textiles, yarn, metal, wood and other found objects, bringing them together through weaving and layering. My practice began in textile design, but over time I became interested in pushing textiles beyond their traditional boundaries and combining them with materials that feel unexpected alongside fabric.

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Many of my works take the form of imagined landscapes, dreamscapes, and fragments of places that feel both familiar and unfamiliar. I am interested in creating works that feel like traces of larger worlds, objects that hint at a place or memory without revealing complete picture.

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The contrast between soft textiles and rigid materials is central to my practice. Through experimentation and layering, I create textured compositions where different materials coexist, gradually forming new structures, surfaces, and imagined environments.