My studio resides in Anchorage, Alaska; USA nestled in the woods where moose are frequent visitors. Tue Lervad from Denmark superbly crafted both of my large (240cm and 140 cm width) beech wood looms. They are beautiful pieces of furniture, sculptural art!

This is my space where I can be so inspired that the clock stops ticking and the rest of the world disappears. Nothing matters other than what I am doing.

I weave tapestries and have plans to expand to other fiber arts with lots of exciting ideas that are less tedious to realize. I have great aspirations. Time will tell what my future works will be like.

My training at the Manufactures Nationales des Gobelins in Paris, France has taught me to weave on an upright loom from the back and sometimes sideways to the image. I do not see the front of the tapestry till it is cut-off the loom. Only a small mirror allows me to see the small portion I am working on at the moment.

I have another large space with an empty wall where I draw and compose my images. On a huge working table I sew the slits of the tapestry.

I love the view from my studio, in summer or winter. Personally, I almost like the winters better than the summers.