Surface,Thread, Repetition

Through drypoint, thread, and found materials, these works explore how time is held in surface, repetition, and repair. Domestic rhythms, walking, and studio labour interweave through subtle marks and accumulated forms. The work considers how ordinary acts of attention can be carried materially, where lived time becomes trace, structure, and image.

Threads: A very thin fibre; a theme running through an idea or piece of work; a continuous raised line.

Weaving: The action of forming an object by twisting long pieces of material together.

The homogeneous and heterogeneous experiences of time weave together throughout our lives. Different threads combine and interweave: the thread of daily living merges with the space of the studio and extends outward again. These breaks and connections become one lifetime, documented in the objects and marks created in space—reflections within reflections.

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