Artist Statement

I am a textile artist whose practice is rooted in the colors, textures, and rhythms of the natural world. Drawn to subtle shifts of light, changing landscapes, and the quiet complexity of organic forms, I create work that explores connection, memory, voice, and transformation. These observations shape a visual language built through color, texture, and layered surfaces.

My primary medium is textiles, where I hand stitch and work with wool through felting to create tactile, expressive works. I also move between papermaking, printmaking, and textile design, allowing ideas to evolve across materials while maintaining a consistent focus on process, touch, and transformation. Each discipline informs the others, expanding the ways I translate experience into form. Working entirely by hand with needle, thread, fabric, wool, and found materials, I embrace a slow and intentional approach to making. The stitch becomes both mark and language—a way to record time, preserve memory, and communicate stories that might otherwise remain unseen. Through repetition and accumulation, simple materials are transformed into meaningful narratives.

At the core of my practice is a belief in the power of voice—how materials can speak and how visual work can carry story, memory, and emotion without words. My essence as an artist is rooted in growing and making. I am driven by curiosity, by the act of building something from nothing, and by the quiet persistence of handwork. Through this practice, I explore connections to place, material, and the evolving narrative of what it means to create.

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