TEXTILE ART ▪ HAND STITCHING ▪ TEACHING

Art shaped by hand. Inspired by nature.

Black-and-white portrait of a smiling woman with short blonde hair and dangling earrings near a waterfront.

Made slowly.
Stitched with intention.

Abstract mixed-media artwork featuring a large outlined circular form, orange brushstrokes, red dotted vertical lines, and a colorful illustrated figure on a translucent blue panel

THE ARTIST

I am a textile artist and teacher exploring nature, politics, and culture. I specialize in the ancient arts of Batik, Shibori, and Sashiko stitching.

Stitching by hand in a slow, methodical way binds me to every piece I produce.

Welcome to my small corner of the world.

FEATURED WORKS

Three techniques, endless possibilities.

Each technique offers a different way to work with cloth, from the expressive unpredictability of dye to the meditative rhythm of needle and thread.

Framed blue and white abstract textile artwork featuring geometric patterns, organic shapes, and circular motifs.

Batik

A resist-dyeing practice that uses wax to create intricate lines, shapes, and layers of colour.

Framed abstract textile artwork with vertical blue, white, gray, and red woven stripes.

Shibori

Stitch, clamp, tie, or bind, patterns emerge with room for intention and chance


Close-up of layered textured fabrics in gray, teal, blue, orange, and green with loose threads and frayed edges.

Sashiko & Stitching

Stitch by stitch, cloth is embellished, repaired, and given renewed expression.

SIGNATURE WORK

Recent Artworks

Schoolhouse Beach

batik, shibori, indigo, rust, hand stitch

cotton, silk organza

12 x 36 inches

Immigrant 1

batik, hand stitch

cotton

18 x 24 inches

Close-up of beige woven fabric with a gray and black abstract pattern and small yellow accents

There is always more to discover in the details.

Through teaching, I share the processes behind my work and encourage students to develop their own relationship with fabric, mark-making, and hand stitching.