Sumi refers to the traditional Japanese ink used in calligraphy and painting, celebrated for its deep expressive qualities.

Unlike other series, Sumi works are created without a preliminary sketch or fixed plan. In this process, thread transforms into ink, moving across the fabric with the same freedom and fluidity as a brush sweeping ink across paper.

The embroidery becomes a brushstroke full of movement, fluidity, and freedom, making each piece a unique and unrepeatable dialogue between control and spontaneity.

In Sumi, tradition and experimentation merge, inviting the viewer to experience embroidery as a dynamic, expressive form beyond its conventional boundaries.