OBJECTS / TEXTILES
TEXTILES
Thread. Structure. Movement.
FIBER & CONSTRUCTION
Every textile begins with a thread.
Fibers are crossed, looped and layered by hand, gradually creating surfaces where density, tension and texture become part of the form.
The process remains visible in the finished object.
Structure begins with the thread.
TEXTURE & VOLUME
The surface grows through repetition.
Loops, crossings and changes in tension transform thread into volume. Density shifts across the surface, allowing the textile to become structured while remaining soft and responsive.
Texture becomes form.
EMBROIDERY & DETAIL
The surface becomes a field for detail.
Embroidery introduces another rhythm to the textile. Stitches, openings and raised elements transform the surface, allowing light and shadow to become part of the material.
Detail becomes part of the surface.
TEXTILE OBJECTS
From surface, the object begins to take shape.
Weaving, embroidery and construction come together in pieces where texture defines silhouette, proportion and movement.
Each textile develops through the relationship between material and form.
The surface becomes an object.
ON THE BODY
From surface, the object begins to take shape.
Against the body, woven and embroidered surfaces respond to gesture, creating new volumes, folds and shadows. Structure softens through movement, allowing the object to change with every position.
The textile becomes part of the gesture.
