"My practice focuses on contemporary fiber art, exploring the intersection between structure, organic form, and spatial perception."
My work unfolds as a system of tensions rather than a composition. Through knots, lines, and interruptions, I construct textilesurfaces that behave like living membranes -- unstable, porous, and in constant negotiation between structure and collapse.The integration of branches introduces a second logic: one that is not designed but grown. Between these two forces - the woven and the organic -- the work becomes a space where control loosens andmatter begins to speak on its own.I am not interested in decoration, but in the moment when form begins to shift, when structure becomes movement, and when a line stops dividing and starts connecting.Each piece is a fragment of a larger, ongoing process of becoming.