The Men / Na Fir
2025
Acrylic, digitally printed organza, Irish linen, Irish wool, neoprene, and canvas, combined with sashiko hand embroidery, fabric appliqué, and laser cutting
Large-scale textile reimagining of an early 20th-century photograph by Thomas H. Mason from the National Museum of Ireland—Country Life.
Winner of the RCSI Art Award 2025 in association with the RHA Gallery and The Irish Times.
Le Láimh / By Hand / À Mão
2025
Acrylic, photo transfer, and hand embroidery on linen and laser engraved portuguese felt
Developed during an artist residency in Lisbon, this work highlights shared traditions between Portuguese and Irish craftswomen.
Salhus Tricotagefabrik
2025
Acrylic, photo transfer, and embroidery on museum-made knitted fabric.
Created during a residency at the Norwegian Textile Industry Museum, exploring the history of Salhus Tricotagefabrik and its textile traditions.
Borris Lace by Post & Exchange
2021-2023
A Covid-19 outreach initiative, this project used Borris lace to connect communities locally and internationally through care packs, workshops, and cultural exchange.
Winner of the "Sustaining the Arts" category, Excellence in Local Government Awards, Chambers Ireland.
Borris Lace Exchange Quilt
2023
Borris Lace, laser cutting, hand embroidery, and digital fabric printing on cotton satin and Irish linen.
A collaborative quilt linking the work of Irish and Italian participants into one continuous Borris lace–inspired design.
Solas, Expo Dubai
2022
Laser cutting, hand beading, and embroidery on crinoline and neoprene.
Created in collaboration with the Chester Beatty for the Ireland Pavilion at Expo Dubai, inspired by the illuminated manuscripts in the Chester Beatty collections.
Queen of the Night, Festival of Curiosity
2018
800 laser-cut and hand-sewn neoprene pieces integrated with LED lighting.
Created during an interdisciplinary textile and technology residency, the work was awarded the Future Fashion Award at the Festival of Curiosity. Supported by Science Foundation Ireland, British Council Ireland, and CONNECT Centre, Trinity College Dublin.
Man-chine
2016
Needlework, beading, and textile manipulation with 3D printing and laser cutting.
A collection exploring the relationship between man and machine, combining new technologies with traditional handcraft techniques.
Dublin Fashion Festival
2015
Hand-cut and bonded cotton.
Shown at the Young Designer of the Year Fashion Show, Central Bank, College Green, Dublin.