Collections built from construction, material testing, and movement.
See all projectsA web-based print ideation tool that translates hand movement into drawing through gesture tracking and real-time signal.
Garments designed to bloom in zero gravity, tested on a parabolic flight. Modular structures that shift shape when weight disappears.
Fashion in the absence of gravity. Ornaments blossoming in the transition from 1G to 0G.
How garments are built, what fabrics do, and the tools behind the work.
See all investigationsMaking garments is how I understand the world around me. I build clothes that move with the body, hold up under real conditions, and carry something beyond function. My work sits between fashion design and research: each project starts with a construction question (how a seam behaves, what a fabric does in freefall, how a pattern adapts to one specific body) and builds outward from there. I’ve tested garments on parabolic flights, trained AI models on my own collections, and built made-to-order systems that store individual body data across commissions. The thread running through all of it is the same: what does clothing need to become as human life changes?