Texere is a Latin word that etymologically means to intertwine, weave, braid.
The word textile / textiles derives from the same verb, -texere- being, by definition, fabrics that are made up of threads that intersect to form a fabric.
Likewise, from the voice texere comes the word text which means “weaving of words”, that is: words, phrases and sentences that are intertwined with each other, taking the absolute leading role in my work, forming part of its content and, at the same time, containing it .
Textile and text are discovered in a shared, albeit different, discourse.
They recognize each other in a harmonious and desiring dance.
They probe -in their time- each one his place, his leading role. They tense up, seek distance, and then melt.
They demand themselves, they go to meet and then they give up, they abandon themselves.
Like life itself: when we decide to go through it searching and searching for ourselves, seeing, feeling and reflecting on our being and being.
Time and space.
That is the journey.