My Redress Design Award collection is made from discarded or waste materials, including old tents, leftover fabrics from previous productions, and pre-loved garments gifted by friends and community members. I combined upcycling and reconstruction techniques with durable materials, created patchworks and garments that are zero-waste and easy-to-fit, and repurposed creatively the same textile for both structural and decorative functions, such as taping details.

For me, what matters is not just the materials or techniques, but also the coherence between storytelling and design. I strive to align sustainability with a strong visual and conceptual identity. My signature topography patterns and modular constructions run through the collection to create a consistent language that reinforces both aesthetic and intention. The goal is not just to reduce waste but to give each piece a story and lifespan beyond trend cycles, inviting the wearer to form a lasting connection.