My work uses everyday materials—fabric, paper, ink and thread—to explore how ideas and lived experience move through universal languages. Textiles and asemic writing become tools for holding memory, meaning and the traces of human experience.

Alongside my studio practice, I host Make Mends Meet gatherings where people from many walks of life come together to repair clothes and textiles. As hands work, conversations unfold—stories, memories and small acts of care move through the room. In these moments, mending extends beyond the garment, contributing to the quiet repair and strengthening of the social fabric we share.