Materials are not treated as fixed or finished.
Existing textiles, remnants, fibres and overlooked fragments are taken apart, reconsidered and reconstructed. Rather than continually introducing new materials, the practice begins with what is already present.
Through handwork, restraint and precise intervention, familiar materials acquire another form, another rhythm and another value.
Recycling becomes neither decoration nor compromise, but a method of making: quiet, deliberate and contemporary.
