Needlework has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember — a tradition passed down through generations of women in my family. From the beautiful knits made by my mother and grandmother, to the patchwork kit I fell in love with at the age of twelve. Texture, color, and careful craftsmanship have always been a way for me to bring stories and emotions to life.

My passion for creating by hand is intertwined with my background in 3D art and design, where I specialised in jewellery and silversmithing alongside textile techniques. This blend of disciplines profoundly guides my artistic process today, allowing me to combine traditional stitches with sculptural elements in a way that feels both rich and expressive.

I love to draw upon historical needlework alongside contemporary materials, aiming to celebrate fine detail while adding depth, texture, and form to each piece. My work celebrate­s the precision and mastery of historical embroidery, while allowing artistic freedom to bring those traditions to life in a new way.

I’m currently developing limited collections, continuing to explore my passion for texture, transformation, and the stories that can be woven through needle and thread.

My work has evolved from decorative pieces to creating three-dimensional art that reflects a deeper connection with the world around me—a response to social issues, ecological concerns, and the pressing questions of our time. I work across a variety of embroidery mediums, exploring the endless possibilities to blend technical precision with narrative and expression.

Through my art, I hope to give viewers pause for thought. Each piece aims to transform a familiar, domestic medium into something unexpected, original, and meaningful—inviting reflection while celebrating the tactile beauty and storytelling power of textiles.