Rooted in the deep storytelling traditions of my Southern and Celtic heritage, legacy and traditional craftsmanship are preserved by the women in my family. Our gatherings, marked by rich conversations and the rhythmic clicking of knitting needles, serve as living expressions of our past and future. This lineage serves as a guiding force to create work that transcends temporal and cultural boundaries. My multidisciplinary practice draws profound inspiration from this symbolic tapestry of narratives and traditional craftwork. As a site-responsive artist, my connections with different locales transcend mere visitation. Immersion in the landscapes not only yields essential raw materials but also imparts insights into local craft vernaculars and the intricacies of social structures. I work with my compass pointed towards positive disruptive change. Positioned at the intersection of materiality, technique, and societal dynamics, my work navigates the nuanced relationships between these elements. Central to my artistic pursuits is a commitment to collaboration. By addressing pertinent social issues, I seize the opportunity to contribute to the discourse on civic change, utilizing art as a powerful conduit for societal reflection. My work deftly negotiates the delicate balance between tradition and innovation, emerging as a vessel for narratives that demand expression within the ongoing tapestry of human experience.