My research and interests now focus on Transition Design, a transdisciplinary approach that addresses 21st-century social problems—including social polarization and inequity, among others—and how they manifest in culture-specific ways. Transition Design argues that new knowledge and skill sets are required to address these types of problems, and the design solutions are strategies for igniting positive, system-level change and societal transitions towards equitability and a desirable long-term future.

I am using embroidery as a tool to develop new knowledge skill-sets, particularly in relation to feminine experiences that as a society, we need to transcend.

13 Moons Art Collection is a living art exploration to discuss female elements and to empower women by encouraging them to open tabooed dialogue to enhance their relationships with their bodies and nature. While 13 moons lives, it generates a co-creative space where the process is shared with the community, as well as open dialogues / embroidery sessions to enable expression and brainstorming, and, more importantly, to enable healing to occur in very deep ways.