Sand and Other Sediments
2019-2022
This series of embroidery 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 testifies that the past once existed. The process resembles roots binding soil, a quiet archaeology of memory. Just as trees cannot exist without their past, embroidery holds a record of time: fragile, layered, and deeply rooted.
In embroidery, every stitch testifies that the past once existed. The process resembles roots binding soil, a quiet archaeology of memory. Just as trees cannot exist without their past, embroidery holds a record of time: fragile, layered, and deeply rooted.
