This series of stitched fibre collages traces the quiet spaces between us—what we offer, what we hold back, and how those gestures shape the way we see. Inspired by the soft overlap of Venn diagrams, each piece reflects the fragile geometry of closeness and distance.

Made with naturally dyed and printed silk, wool, and other mixed textiles, the work holds the marks of touch, time, and influence. Hand-stitched tallies appear throughout—some marking significant numbers, others encoding words known only to the artist—quiet symbols of memory and meaning. Beneath and between them, the layered stitched backgrounds respond with visual rhythm and colour, mapping emotional reactions to the aspects shared and withheld.

The Venn of Us is a map of entanglement—of how we shape and are shaped, in ways both seen and felt.