This space showcases some of my recent work. I’ve been exploring linocut prints, often with themes of flowers and vegetables. The process involves designing an image, carving it into a lino block, and then applying ink (not paint) to the block before transferring it onto paper. I typically work in black and white, allowing the intricate details of the design to stand out and using recycled paper or thick paper with textures. Recently, I also explored printing on textiles, adapting the technique to create unique fabric prints. Every piece is different and one-of-a-kind that embrace uniqueness and irregularities inspired by the wabi-wabi philosophy.