Bearing Its Own Weight (2026)

A late-19th century Japanese indigo-dyed hemp domestic cloth, heavily used and worn, its original repairs failing but still in place. Collars taken from the artist's used shirts are laid as structural bodies, bar tacks are made at points of stress, and a single embroidered line floats across the surface without connecting to either. A language of domestic maintenance and repair from different eras and different hands sits side-by-side.

Hemp, cotton, silk.

62×80 cm

Solo presentation, FILET, London, 2026

2026-25

An Outline of Loss
Practice Archive / Issue 1
You Kept Going
Bearing Its Own Weight
Closing, Securing, Maintaining
It Continues
In Memory
Conditional Extracts
Still Here

2025
Handle With Care

A Fractured Body Unmade

Fault Line, Again

Where I End

Listen for the Glitch

2024 - Selected Work

2023 - Selected Work

2020-22 - Selected Work

Bearing Its Own Weight (2026)

2026-25

An Outline of LossPractice Archive / Issue 1You Kept Going Bearing Its Own WeightClosing, Securing, Maintaining It Continues In MemoryConditional Extracts Still Here 2025Handle With Care

A Fractured Body Unmade

Fault Line, Again

Where I End

Listen for the Glitch

2024 - Selected Work

2023 - Selected Work

2020-22 - Selected Work

Bearing Its Own Weight (2026)

An Outline of Loss
Practice Archive / Issue 1
You Kept Going
Bearing Its Own Weight
Closing, Securing, Maintaining
It Continues
In Memory
Conditional Extracts
Still Here

2025
Handle With Care