Joomchi, a Korean paper felting technique, and natural dyes were used to create these pieces.

The squirrels arrived first (2012). Persimmon dye on hanji, paper yarn. 27 x 21 x 4".
Blue peaks (2011). Felted hanji, 27.5 x 23”.
Jeweled path (2011). Beeswax on bark hanji, bark thread, watercolor on colored hanji, ink on textured hanji, 23 x 14”.
Rising (2011). Ink on felted hanji, 11 x 24”.
Sewn ice (2011). Thread, felted hanji, 34 x 24”.
Sewn peak (2011). Ink and thread on bark hanji felted to hanji, 28 x 38”. Private collection.
Single jewel (2011). Beeswax, watercolor, ink, textured hanji, bark, 18.5 x 11”.
Tripled jewel (2011). Beeswax, watercolor, ink, textured hanji, bark, 16.5 x 24”.
Green mountains (2010). Ink on felted hanji and bark hanji. 23 x 33.5”. Private collection.
Mountains on green (2010). Natural dye and pen on hanji, beeswax on bark hanji. 16 x 20”.
Jeweled mountain (2010). Beeswax on bark hanji, bark thread, gouache on hanji. 33.5 x 22”.
Landscape series B (2010). Ink on felted hanji; 26 x 25.5”.
Landscape series R (2010). Ink on felted hanji; 23 x 34”.
Repair III (2009). Pen and natural dye on felted hanji; 20 x 10.5”.
Hatching language (2009). Pen and natural dye on felted hanji; 20 x 15”.
Diagramming myths: the legend (2009). Pen on dyed and felted hanji; 7.25 x 15.5".
I am this wall (2009). Ink, dye, hanji; 20 x 21". Private collection.

Thanks to the Saltonstall Arts Colony and Flaxart International Residency Programme.