WORK

My work moves between material research, textile making, research-creation, and participatory practice. Projects often begin with a material or question and develop through experimentation, observation, research, and repeated making.

MATERIAL RESEARCH · 2025–2026

Untapped Potential: Ontario Wool

This research explores why Ontario wool is undervalued and underused, while demonstrating its potential through material experimentation, community research, and textile making.

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COMMUNITY PRACTICE · 2025

Plants & Prints

The eco-printing workshop invited participants to slow down, explore relationships between people and materials, and learn through making together.

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RESEARCH-CREATION · 2026

Sheep Portrait

Sheep Portrait is a research-creation project that transforms locally sourced Ontario sheep fleeces into a portrait, reconnecting the material with the sheep, farmers, and landscapes it comes from.

Part of Ontario Wool Research

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TACTILE RESEARCH · 2026

Breed Study Book

The Ontario Breed Book documents the unique characteristics and textile potential of locally sourced sheep fleeces through hands-on processing, material experimentation, and tactile samples.

Part of Ontario Wool Research

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MATERIAL TRANSFORMATION · 2024

Jacket Upcycle

This project aimed to recycle garments and turn them into something entirely new.

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EARLIER EXPLORATIONS

Earlier projects trace the development of my interest in textiles, material transformation, sustainability, and hands-on making.

FASHION COLLECTION · 2024

CONTRADICTION

The collection is inspired by Mao Tsu-tung’s revolution and explores the underlying psychology that shaped his decisions and behaviour. This theme delves into the intricate interplay of historical events, personal motivations, and political ideals, particularly during the significant period of the Cultural Revolution.

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