Contemporary textile artist specializing in figurative string art
The gaze is central to this work. Rather than depicting the body as a static form, these pieces explore what it means to truly see, and to be seen. Through thread, the female form becomes a site of profound presence, vulnerability, and truth.
Each artwork emerges from thousands of intersecting lines, built entirely by hand over many hours. Yet the medium serves only one purpose: to capture not the body as it is, but the body as it is perceived, felt, and experienced.
Every piece is a unique, handmade work. Signed on the back and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
String art is a medium built on tension, repetition, and precision.
Each artwork begins with hundreds of carefully positioned nails placed around the edges of a wooden panel. Ultra-thin thread is then stretched thousands of times between these points, gradually creating light, shadow, depth, and form.
Unlike traditional drawing, no line is ever drawn directly. The image emerges through the accumulation of intersections, allowing the eye to reconstruct volumes, curves, and movement from a seemingly abstract structure.
The process is entirely handmade and requires patience, consistency, and meticulous attention to detail. Every thread contributes to the final balance of the composition.
Viewed up close, the work reveals a complex network of lines and tension. From a distance, the image resolves into a coherent figure, creating a constant dialogue between material and perception.
Situated between drawing, sculpture, and textile art, string art transforms thousands of individual connections into a single image.