About me 

My passion for inclusive design comes from my lived experience as a neurodivergent designer and my interest in activism. I enjoy slow making and aim to act sustainably wherever possible within my practice. My current project, Space to Unmask, explores how nature has been a safe space for me, translating that comfort into bright, tactile, designs. The designs incorporate sensory elements like beading and textures to support stimming and self-expression. Through this work, I aim to raise awareness of neurodivergent experiences and promote sensory diversity. Inspired by craftivism, I see making as a powerful way to communicate ideas. I hope my designs can act as a voice, creating conversations about inclusivity and accessibility, I want to continue using textiles to challenge norms, encourage connection, and advocate for a more inclusive world.