Pattern as language — repetition as a way to remember and renew.

My design practice centres on textile print and repeat pattern as forms of visual language. I explore how texture, rhythm, and colour can carry meaning beyond surface — at times bright, even conversational, with an element of quiet provocation. Alongside studio work, I have developed woodblock and stamp-based processes and organised workshops that invite people to redesign and extend the life of garments through upcycling. For me, sustainability is not limited to carbon footprint; it also speaks to attention, continuity, and the ability to care for what already exists.