My work examines the impact that adaptation plays as both a disruptor and constructor. It captures an appetite for decoding and understanding the experience of adaptation both in my nomadic formative years and the daily feminine experiences of balancing life with safety, mothering and caregiving.  Embedded in the work is a visual language that has evolved to include woven patterns and painted, abstract figurative compositions.

Weaving is the foundation of my process, providing stability, while painting introduces adaptability and fluidity, continually fed by and disrupted through the weaving. Layering these two mediums creates an opportunity to explore the interplay between chaos and control. Painting onto unbound yarn requires spontaneity and adaptability, reflecting the uncertainty of life, as colors and shapes merge unpredictably in the final woven piece. By embedding chance into the process, I probe the cost of adaptation, as each unpredictable element finds its place in a balance between cohesion and transformation.