Materials with character.

A bold composition that celebrates the irregular beauty of handwoven Thai silk. Layers of crimson, wine, muted rose and natural silk tones move across the surface in broad intersecting fields, allowing the characteristic slubs and variations of the yarn to remain clearly visible.

The structured geometry contrasts with the spontaneous character of the weave. Changes in light reveal the natural lustre of the silk, shifting the colour and depth throughout the day.

A refined study of line, texture and light. Rhythm transforms irregular vertical marks into a quiet architectural surface, combining the precision of digital print with the tactile character of an embossed textile.

Fine linear structures shift subtly in depth and density. As light moves across the raised surface, highlights and shadows reveal additional layers of texture and detail.

Crafted from individually cut pieces of banana leaf and bark, Musa transforms the natural layers of the banana plant into a richly textured architectural surface.

Each piece reveals a different expression of the fibre, from pale translucent straw tones to deeper earthy browns. Hand assembled in an irregular geometric composition, the natural variations create a quiet rhythm across the wall.

A handwoven surface that brings the rhythm and character of pandanus fibre into an architectural scale. The compact basket weave creates a quiet texture whose natural irregularities remain visible up close.

Developed as a full-height panel, the composition moves from a dark lower field into the natural tone of the weave above, grounding the wall while preserving the lightness of the material.

A study in mark-making, rhythm and material depth. Imprint layers irregular geometric blocks with hand-drawn linear textures, creating a surface that feels architectural without becoming rigid.

Printed onto tactile stucco, the underlying relief becomes part of the design, breaking up the metallic tones and giving the surface a weathered, hand-worked character.

A sweeping composition painted by hand onto natural silk. Layered metallic detailing follows the movement of the wing, contrasting intricate linework with areas of open, textured silk.

The natural weave remains deliberately visible beneath the painting. As light moves across the surface, silk and metallic pigments respond differently, giving the composition a subtle sense of movement and depth.

A bold architectural composition created through contrasting natural and darkened bamboo. Fine handwoven herringbone structures shift between deep charcoal, warm tobacco and natural straw tones, forming oversized geometric fields.

The controlled tonal variation references the transformation of bamboo through heat while retaining the irregularity and tactile character of the natural fibre.

A quiet study of nature, softened through layers of texture, shadow and hand-painted detail. Silent Canopy captures the feeling of looking through a forest rather than simply at one, as branches emerge and disappear into an atmospheric mineral-toned background.

Printed on textile wallcovering, the woven surface becomes part of the artwork, adding tactile depth and a softer, more natural character.