Inspiration

My work grows from a deep connection to the landscape and an activist desire to revalue what is often dismissed as worthless. I work with raw sheep’s wool, now commonly burned, and with wild flowers and plants often labeled as weeds. By using my hands and letting go of control and sight, I create felt works that hold within them the seasons, the hours of sunlight, and the energy of the land itself.

For me, a landscape is more than a place: it is a mirror of our spirit and our time. While it often speaks of loss, I aim to let it breathe again as a source of strength and meaning. My mission is to show that authenticity cannot be bought, but emerges from patience, knowledge, and passion. From what seems insignificant, something powerful and alive can be made.