I am a conceptual process and transformation artist who uses quilting as a form of inquiry into the sacred and esoteric meanings embedded in daily life. For me, the process is the concept, and the concept is the process. My work is centered on self-exploration, where creating becomes a meditative act. It brings what lies beneath the surface into the light to be witnessed and transformed.

I work primarily with secondhand fabric and thrifted materials, This grounds me in traditional quilt patterns and the gravity of other people’s lives. With each stitch I connect to a lineage of women’s and queer stories of skill, resourcefulness, and activism that I seek to honor in my practice.

Through my work, I explore themes of identity and belonging, always seeking the freedom to create on my own terms. I want my quilts to feel both familiar and dissonant, stirring what rests just below awareness. I make in order to understand what I do not yet have words for, and to invite that same recognition in others. At its core, my work reflects a search for universal truths about selfhood, mortality, and transformation.