The Archive of Touch is a ready-to-wear collection that reflects the evolution of my artistic practice and the ongoing translation of fine art into wearable form.
Trained professionally in fine art, with a major in fashion design and a minor in textile design, I grew up immersed in my father’s sculptural studio. Observing the physical process of making - building form, working through material, embracing imperfection - shaped my understanding of creation and deeply informs my approach to design today.
Becoming a ready-to-wear designer and seeing individuals live in my pieces has long been my ambition. The challenge has been translating my authentic, creative DNA into garments that are both expressive and wearable. This collection represents that ongoing exploration.
The Archive of Touch incorporates techniques drawn from my artistic journey, including pencil and ink drawing, clay sculpting, resin molding, silk-screen printing, and heat transfer. Together, these processes map over 24 years of learning, making, and material experimentation.
This collection marks a new chapter in my ready-to-wear practice - one rooted in process, memory, and touch - and an art journey that continues to expand, evolve, and open toward new possibilities.
