This is a story not about sustainability. It is a story about rebirth. Both agricultural chaff and discarded textile shreds have been reduced to fragments of what they once were. One was once a living plant. The other, a fabric with a purpose and a history. Broken down to the point of being considered waste, they are rebuilt through advanced fabrication processes—not as imitations of their former selves, but as entirely new materials.

One becomes structure. One becomes cloth. Neither returns to its origins. The works occupy a space between nature and invention, memory and possibility, softness and strength, where scattered particles are gathered into continuous forms that feel at once familiar and unexpected.