I create abstract works in felted fiber, drawn to the physicality of the medium and the way wool responds to touch, water, and pressure. Felting is both method and metaphor — transformation through time, layering, and resistance. Each work begins with loose strands of fibre and becomes something dense, permanent, and resonant.

My practice is rooted in abstraction. I am less concerned with representation than with material presence: colour fields, shifting textures, and sculptural reliefs that invite viewers to slow down and consider surface, depth, and process. The works change with light and angle, offering shifting experiences of the same piece.

I find inspiration in landscapes and the cycles of growth and renewal, but my work ultimately speaks through sensation rather than image. Wool carries an immediacy — it is raw, organic, and familiar — and yet when transformed it becomes strange and new. This tension between comfort and discovery is what keeps me in the work.