My work explores places shaped by abandonment, environmental damage and the passage of time. Using hand embroidery and reclaimed textiles, I recreate derelict buildings, industrial landscapes and sites touched by disaster.

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Embroidery is traditionally associated with comfort, decoration and domesticity. I use it to examine subjects that are often unsettling: loneliness, decay, loss and the traces humans leave behind.

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The slow act of stitching becomes an act of witness, preserving fragile histories that might otherwise disappear.