Sand and Other Sediments
2019-2022
This series of embroidered works stems from a lifelong relationship with a single tree — first visited by my parents before my birth and later claimed as my own.
In embroidery, every stitch attests to the existence of the past. The process resembles roots binding soil: a quiet archaeology of memory. Just as trees cannot exist without their history, embroidery holds a record of time — fragile, layered, and deeply rooted.
In embroidery, every stitch attests to the existence of the past. The process resembles roots binding soil: a quiet archaeology of memory. Just as trees cannot exist without their history, embroidery holds a record of time — fragile, layered, and deeply rooted.
