Essay on fashion, materials and ecology
These essays are written between research and practice. Some begin with materials, others with places, artists, or personal experiences, but all explore the questions that continue to shape my work.
Together, they trace an ongoing journey through memory, craftsmanship, landscape, and material culture, reflecting a curiosity about how fashion connects us to people, places, and the environments we inhabit.
Beyond the Human
Fashion exists within a living network that extends far beyond ourselves.
The Value of Wool
Wool is more than a fibre. It tells stories about people, place and value.
Behind Our Clothes
Every garment belongs to a much larger system than we usually see, the unseen.
Selling Ourselves
Fashion rarely sells clothes. More often, it sells versions of ourselves.
Disposable Culture
Fashion moves faster than ever, but every shortcut leaves a trace. How far it can go?
Caprera Bedda Mia
Some places remain with us long after we leave them, like Mother Nature.
Where It All Began
Before fashion became research, it was landscape, memory and everyday life.
Where I Come From
Growing up surrounded by textiles shaped the way I understand clothing today.
Finding My Voice
Fashion became more than clothing. It helped to understand myself and the world around me.
A World Within
A quiet introduction to the ideas, materials and memories that shape this journal.