Architectural design researcher working across textile computation, material systems and situated ecologies.
My work uses textiles to explore how computation, matter, place, stories, and time can come together through material and architectural practice.
Through CNC knitting, bio-material experimentation, sensing and situated fabrication, I develop material and spatial prototypes that make relationships between material, information tangible.
Textiles that sense and hold ecological conditions.
Knitted structures, bio-yarns and responsive pigments developed through architectural, computational and material research.
It matters what thoughts think thoughts.
It matters what knowledges know knowledges.
It matters what relations relate relations.
It matters what worlds world worlds.
It matters what stories tell stories.
(Haraway 2016, 35)