The creative process for me is a delicate balance between curiosity, contemplation, and discovery. Each piece begins quietly, with no fixed plan—just a pull to begin. I follow the rhythm of my hands, letting colour and form emerge intuitively. Sometimes, it's a subtle shift—a knot tied differently or an unexpected colour pairing—that sparks something new. These fleeting moments of surprise bring energy and joy, fuelling the journey. Yet just as vital is the meditative calm that comes with repetition. Weaving grounds me; it becomes a dialogue between mind, body, and spirit—where movement becomes meaning, and stillness becomes strength.

This dance between structure and spontaneity is where I find connection—not only to myself, but to something greater. Science and spirituality aren't opposing forces in my work; they’re interwoven. One brings breakthroughs and stimulation, the other brings peace and flow. Whether it’s a thread left hanging as an invitation to return or the quiet thrill of the unknown, the act of creating becomes both a cerebral and sacred experience. It’s at this intersection—where thought and feeling, logic and intuition meet—that true art, and transformation, begins.