The keystone of my visual language is colour. I like to use bright, bold palettes to communicate difference, contrasts in situations, moods or feelings. Colour dispersal is a tool which I use to explore metaphors for relationships, transformation and change. I also use colour to reference the local environment and make regional and symbolic associations.
My work employs a variety of techniques, and is most often based around weaving or inspired by weaving and related crafts, such as braiding, macrame and basketry.
I like to use materials with a regional or cultural significance. For example: Esparto grass and hemp, traditionally associated with the South East Mediterranean region of Spain, and modern materials associated with tourism and hospitality.
