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Drawing on my background as an interior designer and a lifelong fascination with homes, I create interior portraits in textile. Historically, interior portraits were painted to preserve memory and domestic life; my work continues this tradition using fabric as both medium and meaning. Built layer by layer, each room is composed from carefully chosen textiles—often echoing the materials of the original space—and anchored by objects that carry personal significance.
Working at a miniature scale, I am attentive to proportion, color, and texture, allowing fabric to stand in for architecture, furniture, and atmosphere. Some rooms feel familiar and lived-in; others drift toward the playful or surreal. Small details—buttons, baubles, and quiet found elements—are sometimes embedded within the work, rewarding close looking. Together, these stitched interiors function as intimate spaces that hold memory, presence, and imagination.
