Quilts
In 2023, my grandmother taught me how to quilt. It quickly became an improvisational, meditative practice - a creative outlet away from the computer.
Rather than traditional patterns, I use quilting as a medium for exploring color, form, and texture.
Recently, I've begun integrating generative algorithms into my process, developing systems that produce quilt patterns and workflows that translate them directly into laser-cut fabric strips. I'm early in this work, but plan to share more soon.
TEST PATTERN 01 (2024)
Traditional quilt
40 ¾ x 29 ¼ inches
Color Study #1 (2026)
Traditional quilt
15 x 14 inch
Untitled (Flag) (2024)
Traditional quilt
29 x 44 inch
Georgia (2024)
Traditional quilt
Elsworth (2024)
Traditional quilt
Log Cabin Study #4 (2026)
Traditional quilt
13 ½ x 13 ½ inch
Log Cabin Study #1 (2026)
Traditional quilt
21 ½ x 18 inch
Composition #4 (2024)
Applique quilt
Composition 1 (2024)
Traditional quilt
Generative Grid Composition 02 (2025)
Traditional quilt
21 x 15 ½ inch
Generative Grid Composition 03 (2025)
Traditional quilt
21 x 15 ½ inch
Generative Grid Composition 04 (2025)
Traditional quilt
21 x 15 ½ inch
Portrait (2024)
Applique quilt
Composition 3 (2024)
Applique quilt
Snake (2024)
Applique quilt
21 x 15 ½ inch
Primary Composition #1 (2024)
Traditional quilt
Impact (2024)
Applique quilt
15 ½ x 15 ½ inch
Untitled (2024)
Applique quilt
Geometry (2024)
Traditional quilt
26 ½ x 28 inch
Triangle Composition #1 (2024)
Applique quilt
15 ½ x 15 ½ inch
Miro (2024)
Applique quilt
Duotone Generative Composition #1 (2024)
Quilt designed using a generative program
23 ½ x 24 inch
Portal (2024)
Traditional quilt
Gradient (2024)
Applique quilt
Asemic (2024)
Applique quilt
Log Cabin Study #2 (2026)
Traditional quilt
19 ¾ x 17 ¼ inch
Log Cabin Study #3 (2026)
Traditional quilt
19 ¾ x 17 ¼ inch
Debris #4 (2026)
Traditional quilt
7 x 10 inch
Debris #3 (2026)
Traditional quilt
7 x 10 inch
Log Cabin Study #5 (2026)
Traditional quilt
21 ½ x 17 ¼ inch
