As a weaver, my practice is deeply rooted in the observation of nature and its innate rhythms. Drawing inspiration from organic forms, patterns, and the ever-changing qualities of the natural world, I create wall art, sculptural works and spatial divides, that echo these influences. Each fabric is hand woven on my cherished George Wood dobby loom, located in my studio in Coldingham, in the beautiful Scottish Borders. Each work is designed to invite close inspection, revealing layers of intricacy and encouraging viewers to pause and reflect. Foraged materials are integral to many of my creations, with seaweed and sticks currently among my preferred choices. I find myself completely absorbed in the process of experimenting with these natural materials, blending them with more traditional fibres and weaving techniques. Elements of traditional Japanese aesthetics have significantly influenced my design development over the years. I am inspired by the traditional Japanese appreciation and interpretation of nature, their thoughtful use of materials, sensitivity to texture, and the remarkable standard of artistry and master craftsmanship evident in their creations.