pieces and scraps I find to recreate in textile form
Using different lengths of yarn to create tactile bumps across the surface, the work plays with texture and perception.
Fossilised in stone, with edges of calcaire built up over years outlined in white.
It involves creating a physical cocoon that viewers can enter, allowing them to actively participate in the artwork.
treating the yarn as a more fluid material
shifting chaos and home, moving into structure and stability.
studies in raw clay
the slow intentional process of making is vital to the form the piece takes
a seemingly chaotic material , yet like a hive, geometric down to the cellular level
finding lines in the body and lines in the street