This project explores material transformation by turning everyday textures into digital garments. The process blends traditional craft with emerging tech.

Inspired by surveillance culture, this project focuses on wearable statements that reveal and conceal simultaneously, using transparency and distortion.

A hands-on study in sustainable fashion, this project reimagines old garments with digital overlays and physical reconstruction, highlighting waste and reuse.

This is a conceptual exploration of movement, gravity, and body language, reflected in the sculptural structure of the garments and their digital twins.

An homage to early 2000s internet culture, this piece mixes humor with critique, using print, patchwork, and embedded video elements.

Built during a residency, this piece investigates urban infrastructure and its hidden layers through fabric manipulation and hard-surface modeling.

This project combines sound and fashion by integrating speaker systems into the clothing structure, inviting interaction through noise and motion.

Developed in a digital fabrication lab, this work focuses on the boundary between skin and fabric, using 3D scanning and motion capture.