My practice is shaped not only by formal education, but by adventure.
Things I have carried, repaired, drawn, photographed, taught and begun—often before I knew they would become part of my design practice.
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A classroom, a plateau, and the beginning of learning through encounter.
Adventure is not a separate chapter. It changes how I look, what I notice, and what I choose to make.
Restoration taught me to slow down: to read material traces, respect authorship and understand that care can be a form of design.
I return to the figure through different tools—sometimes as observation, sometimes as costume, character or imagined identity.
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A personal fashion label created as a space for graphics, garments and attitude to meet.
One garment image remains as a trace of a self-initiated label—an early experiment in turning attitude into something wearable.
Before an object becomes polished, it lives as a line, a question and a possibility.
Not a résumé of side interests—an unfinished record of how a practice becomes a life.