Thread is both material and metaphor.
In my textile works, embroidery becomes a form of drawing and a way of thinking through the hands. Repetitive gestures create surfaces where memories, emotions and bodily experiences slowly emerge. Each stitch marks a moment of attention, transforming fragile fragments into structures of presence.
My fiber sculptures and embroidered tapestries explore the porous boundaries between body and landscape, intimacy and monumentality, personal narrative and collective memory.Textile materials occupy a central role in my research. The act of stitching becomes both a meditative process and a visual language through which I investigate identity, belonging and transformation.
Every thread carries a temporal dimension; every knot records an encounter between hand, thought and emotion.
Embroidery
Weaving
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