My fabric collages began as a way to use the scrap fabric left behind from making handmade reusables through Sustainable For Good, my product-based studio. What started as a practical, sustainability-driven choice slowly became something much more expansive—a visual language of play, imagination, and possibility.

These collages are built piece by piece from fabric that has already lived another life. Rather than discarding remnants, I began arranging them into scenes, letting color, texture, and intuition lead. Over time, those scenes turned into worlds.

The work invites viewers to step into imagined spaces shaped by magic, balance, freedom, and unity—worlds free from conflict and limitation. In these places, anything can happen: unicorns pause for tea with deer, colorful animals dance without reason, fishing cats appear beside water, and small communities exist within larger ones, all connected. There are no rules—only curiosity, coexistence, and wonder.

Light, water, and elements of the natural world weave through the imagery, creating both movement and calm. From a distance, each piece often reads as a single cohesive image; up close, it reveals hidden details, textures, and layered narratives. The work shifts as the viewer moves, lingers, and looks again.

Stitched slowly on a sewing machine, the collages embrace imperfection—visible seams, layered edges, and traces of process. These marks are intentional. They reflect care, time, and the beauty of things made by hand. What remains is not just an image, but a place to pause, wander, and imagine.