My practice explores textiles as a medium between body and space.

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Rooted in over twelve years of textile craftsmanship, my work brings together material knowledge and artistic research. My background in bespoke tailoring, hand weaving, and theatrical costume informs an intimate understanding of construction, materiality, and the moving body.

I am interested in the moment when textile moves beyond its conventional function: when it extends the body, alters its silhouette, responds to movement, or begins to shape the space around it. Through this interplay, textile becomes a spatial and expressive medium — creating a dialogue between material, body, movement, and space.

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My work develops through experimentation. Rather than treating textile as a surface or garment alone, I approach it as an active presence capable of transforming how a body is perceived and how it relates to its surroundings.

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Everything is an ongoing dialogue.