My practice includes textiles, ceramics, and alternative photographic methods. My material processes are guided by a commitment to research, delving into newspaper archives, genealogy, and various resources to unearth narratives within my work. Exploring themes of personal and community loss, as well as identity, I navigate the known and unknown details surrounding missing and unidentified individuals. My art looks at the intersections of materiality, history, and emotion. My works serve as both a tribute to loss and a reflection of threads that connect us all.

-Miriam