Thread as witness

Cloth holds time differently from stone or pigment: it folds, frays, and carries dye and touch like a diary written in smell and texture. The pieces gathered here trace how pattern, narrative, and the body that wears the work stay in dialogue across traditions and studios.

We document them with the same care given to sculpture—measuring tension in weave, noting where repair becomes ornament, where the repeat breaks deliberately to mark a human decision.