What was left of you, 2015 (ongoing)
Material: cotton, polyester
Dimensions: diverse
Technique: Unravelling
To be rewoven together
Dimensions: diverse
Technique: Unravelling
To be rewoven together
What Was Left of You began as a search for home beyond fixed places. Home appears here as something temporary and porous: a train seat, a borrowed sofa, a moving shelter, a body in transition, especially where borders are drawn, and movement becomes necessity.
From encounters with nomadic lives, I gathered garments and textiles, objects worn close to the skin, charged with use and memory. Through unravelling, spinning, and weaving, each piece was released from its former form and joined with others.
The work becomes a fragile memorial of belonging, a way of bringing dispersed stories together through fibre, touch, and what remains.