Embodied Nature

This project investigates the female form as an embodiment of flesh, body, and identity, with inspiration drawn from the natural world and its intrinsic dialogue with humanity. Across history, nature has frequently been feminized—its abundance, fertility, and beauty personified through curvaceous figures and archetypal representations of womanhood. These references are reinterpreted through explorations of color, textile, silhouette, and embroidery, creating garments that evoke both organic fluidity and corporeal presence. Designed with adaptability in mind, the pieces honor the diversity of the female body by accommodating a spectrum of measurements.