(Im)material explores the intersection of textile patterns and architectural elements, translating these familiar motifs into sculptural forms that challenge our perceptions of materiality, permanence, and social structures. This exhibition comprises more than twenty works that invite viewers to engage with the tactile and spatial aspects of their environment, prompting reflections on memory, comfort, and transformation.
 

Through these works, (Im)material seeks to provoke thought about the ways in which we construct our surroundings and the impact these constructions have on our collective and individual experiences. By drawing on the familiar yet transformative power of textiles and architecture, I hope to inspire a deeper understanding of the connections between materiality, memory, and societal frameworks.