From the "UTOPIA" series. The reflection of perfection is distorted and blurred, but in some cases is more beautiful.

Inspired by strolling along the shores of Brae Island Regional Park- the quiet moments with just the sounds of the river and ones own footsteps.

Picking up the pieces

After the storm,

Cherishing my newly

Collected form.

They feed you lies and fairytales,

Planting nonsense in your head.

Watch out! Or you might end up

With crippled mind or simply mad.

Everybody tweets.

Only a few chirp.

High density abstractions

Like flakes of heavy snow

Descend on quite waters of

The mind to be absorbed.

This textile piece reimagines traditional Bangladeshi methods by using locally available materials to create non-traditional tools that still produce familiar marks and patterns. Incorporating beading, dyeing, and block stamping on preloved fabrics worn by elders, it carries layers of memory, care, and cultural resonance. The work serves as a tactile record of adaptation, showing how craft can preserve tradition while transforming through migration, displacement, and limited resources.

This textile piece reimagines traditional Bangladeshi methods by using locally available materials to create non-traditional tools that still produce familiar marks and patterns. Incorporating beading, dyeing, and block stamping on preloved fabrics worn by elders, it carries layers of memory, care, and cultural resonance. The work serves as a tactile record of adaptation, showing how craft can preserve tradition while transforming through migration, displacement, and limited resources.

This textile piece reimagines traditional Bangladeshi methods by using locally available materials to create non-traditional tools that still produce familiar marks and patterns. Incorporating beading, dyeing, and block stamping on preloved fabrics worn by elders, it carries layers of memory, care, and cultural resonance. The work serves as a tactile record of adaptation, showing how craft can preserve tradition while transforming through migration, displacement, and limited resources.