"Every project begins with drawings and ideas. I explore color combinations, gather materials, and experiment before deciding on the final design. Before I can start weaving, I calculate and prepare the warp threads that will be installed on my loom. Sometimes this preparation takes even longer than the weaving itself.
Once everything is set up, I can finally begin weaving. It takes a little while to settle into the slow, repetitive rhythm, but it soon becomes almost meditative. Depending on the piece, the weaving process can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks. When it's finished, I cut the textile from the loom and carefully complete it by knotting and securing every thread by hand.
I mainly work with reclaimed bed sheets, second-hand fabrics, and ropes, combining traditional weaving techniques with a love for experimentation and giving discarded materials a new life."