01/10/2026
I grew up understanding that what we wear can carry a story.
Long before I understood myself as an artist, I was drawn to the things that held memory, the textures, colours, beads and details of adornment, and the way a simple object could make you feel connected to something beyond yourself.
Perhaps that is why I am so fascinated by the idea that we can tell stories through what we choose to wear.
When I created the Mask Brooch, I wasnโt thinking about making something that simply sat beautifully on a garment. I wanted to create a piece that could move with you, change with you and become part of your own story.
It is not simply a brooch.
It can be pinned to a jacket, placed on a dress, worn in the hair, attached to a bag or styled in a completely unexpected way. Its form allows you to play, transform and create.
One piece. Many ways to wear it.
One story. Many ways to tell it.
For me, this is what makes wearable art so personal. I create the piece, but the story doesnโt end with me. The moment you wear it, you bring your own identity, memories and imagination to it.
And perhaps that is the most beautiful part.
Art you donโt simply look at.
Art you live in, wear and make your own.
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