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I have created with my hands for as long as I can remember, guided by a longstanding passion for interiors and miniature spaces. Over time, these interests have come together in my textile work, where I create stitched interior portraits that explore memory, place, and lived experience.
Working sequentially, each piece is built layer by layer from repurposed interior design samples and used fabrics. I assemble, place, and stitch each element slowly, allowing detail to emerge through composition, color, and texture. Scale is central to the work—requiring careful attention to proportion and an intuitive understanding of how fabric can stand in for architecture, furniture, and atmosphere.
Influenced by painters such as Vanessa Grant and Duncan Bell, and by Kit Kemp’s expressive use of craft within interiors, I create rooms that feel inhabited rather than staged. My hope is that viewers recognize something familiar in these spaces and feel invited to linger within them.
