A Mother of The Times

From the Series 'Holding Patterns', a body of work shaped by the idea of the container: the frame, the edge, the boundary that allows something to be held. This series explores how cloth carries memory; holding the trace of touch, use, and intimacy. By cutting, reassembling, and stitching these materials into new forms, I engage in repetitive acts of deconstruction, mending and reconstruction not as restoration so much as revaluation. Sewing becomes a form of care: a way of holding together what might otherwise be lost, and a form of regulation through which freedom may arise.