Textile installations
My textile installations expand the language of weaving beyond the wall and into shared space. Using fiber, thread, fabric, and accumulated materials, I create environments that invite viewers to move through, around, and within the work.
These installations explore connection, memory, community, and the unseen networks that shape our lives. Individual elements often function as markers, pathways, or points of attachment, becoming part of larger systems that suggest growth, communication, and belonging.
I am interested in how textiles can transform a space through softness, scale, and physical presence. By extending fiber into architectural environments, the work encourages reflection on both personal and collective experiences while creating opportunities for curiosity, contemplation, and connection.
These installations explore connection, memory, community, and the unseen networks that shape our lives. Individual elements often function as markers, pathways, or points of attachment, becoming part of larger systems that suggest growth, communication, and belonging.
I am interested in how textiles can transform a space through softness, scale, and physical presence. By extending fiber into architectural environments, the work encourages reflection on both personal and collective experiences while creating opportunities for curiosity, contemplation, and connection.
St. John's University, 2024
Eagan Art House, 2021
Eagan Art House, 2022
Eagan Art House, 2022 (close up)
Eagan Art House, 2022
Eagan Art House, 2023