I am a textile artist drawn to the meditative rhythm of handweaving and the expressive potential of color. At the core of my work is a deep commitment to process; one that is both intuitive and immersive. Weaving offers me a space of calm and clarity, where repetition becomes ritual and the textures I create speak to a deep, physical need—to feel, to touch, to connect through fiber.

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My practice centers on the exploration of gradients through soft, seamless transitions of hue that speak to nuance, transformation, and emotional depth. Whether bold or subtle, these color shifts serve as the connective tissue in my work, drawing the eye across surface and structure, evoking movement and continuity.

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Beyond the loom, I am deeply invested in how textiles inhabit space. My wall pieces are not confined to flat planes; they bend around corners, crawl up architectural features, and spill into the room on custom-made rods. I treat installation as an extension of the weaving process—another opportunity to break boundaries, shape experience, and invite physical engagement. These sculptural presentations challenge the traditional passivity of wall-hung textiles, turning them into dynamic presences that reshape their environments.

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While I also create finely crafted wearables in soft, draping fibers like tencel, cotton, and bamboo rayon, my large-scale works invite a more tactile, spatial exploration. Using a diverse range of materials—fabric remnants, fleece, twine, tulle, yarn, and more—I build surfaces that are not only visually rich but texturally complex. The resulting pieces invite touch, curiosity, and reflection.