This is a triptych of handwoven scrolls made of monochromatic paper yarn and nylon monofilament. An asemic script of horsehair and paper yarns features in the top panels of the two outer scrolls. Light shines through the varying opacities of the triptych giving a repeated presence on the wall behind.

This is a handwoven panel of black silk on stainless steel. A further hand-manipulated technique with extra warp threads produces apertures as it travels diagonally up the piece, creating an oblique pattern of holes joined by dark lines giving a dynamic shadow pattern.

This is a handwoven textile sculpture made with a unique adaptation of the woven shibori technique. The shaping is integral to the structure and gives a complex 3D form which underlies the intricate design of the material. After making, it is piece-dyed with indigo.

This is a handwoven triptych of monochromatic paper, silk yarn and nylon monofilament. Ancient scripts have been etched into the fabric after weaving using the devoré technique. Areas of inlay add to the varying opacities of the triptych interacting with light to give a repeated presence on the wall behind.

This is a handwoven sculpture in box-form, woven in one piece from monochromatic materials as a mix of single and double weaves, with differing weave structures forming the panels of the box. Tubes of single and double weave with supplementary warp threads stand unsupported inside the box.