Concept: Fragments of flight

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My work inhabits that “in-between” space where the visible and the invisible intertwine, where fragments of memory, perception, and emotion are assembled to create dialogue. Fragments of Flight emerges from this exploration: from the ways in which the environment, the ecosystem that lives within and around us, leaves its marks upon us, sometimes visible, sometimes adhering like a silent rust.

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Through the use of materials such as metal, threads, wool, and found elements, each woven fragment becomes a mirror: it reflects what we avoid facing directly and reveals how the external becomes internal, through exposure, repetition, or erosion. The work invites us to dwell in the tension between what is vulnerable and what endures, between what is processed and what clings to us, as a poetic record of the ongoing exchange between body, mind, and world.

A place where fragility coexists with strength, and where fragmentation allows a glimpse into the complexity of existence.