I am an artist working primarily in drawing, writing, and textile processes—interlacing strings and structures, colors and textures into storied cloth. The loom brings order to the chaos of loose threads and wild fibers, both natural and synthetic. I use almost anything as a weft—like a kinetic verb that moves left and right, back and forth—intersecting a warp. Weaving is my meditation. The finished cloth traps narratives that I see playing out in my imagination and in the world. Microscopy—a cross-section of a monocot stem pressed under a glass slide. Red vascular bundles are contained within a white outermost epidermal wall and ground tissue matrix. Yellow light illuminates the structures, revealing leakage, bleeds, and the stretch of shadows. String as capillaries.