Each piece of fabric has its own unique property. Its color, printed or woven pattern, how it feels and drapes, or whether it’s sheer or opaque. 

Some fabrics are a clean slate begging to be dyed. While others already harbor unknown underlying colors just waiting to be revealed. 

When I work with fabric, I investigate its inherent nature, allowing the medium to dictate the artistic process.  I am continually amazed by how this approach uncovers patterns in the fabric that resemble the universal forces at work in nature. 

This way of feeling fibers and seeing patterns has woven itself into how I approach living: by feeling the natural rhythm of our universe and thoughtfully cultivating our habit patterns, we gain more agency in our creation.