Mappings is an ongoing exploration of how stitched line interacts with space, boundary, and movement. Using freehand machine embroidery, each piece investigates the way thread can trace motion, suggest terrain, or create new topographies entirely.

In this series, the stitch becomes both line and structure—defining contours, responding to imagined or remembered landscapes, and mapping relationships between interior and edge. Borders are not just limits, but collaborators in flow.

The result is work that sits somewhere between drawing and textile, between gesture and geometry—a quiet charting of something felt rather than fixed.