Textiles
Textile work operates as a tactile field, using quilting, embroidery, and rug-making to trace how domestic craft encodes biopolitics, care, and inherited narratives.
These pieces merge personal record-keeping with system critique, drawing on childhood sketches, medical language, and domestic aesthetics to map the cultural logics that shape disability, reproduction, and belonging.
Through stitched text, patchwork forms, and embedded images, the works function as soft infrastructures; holding memory, resistance, and survival knowledge in material form.
early sketch resembling Nest Egg For Transient Childhoods
recurring forms reappear in Comfort Studies Quilt, 2020.
↳ see New Psychedelia of Industrial Healing photography project