My bed is my own island. My bed is my comfort zone. I feel pretty me when I'm alone in my bed. There are no others. Just me. However, my anxieties are always with me, even when I'm in bed. I gradually learn how to live with them, sleep with them. While making the work, I'm knitting out my anxieties. They're full of my bed, but I still have to sleep with them.”
The work is selected to be part of the Comfort zine, which will be released this summer. The zine is comprised of works that explores how we each might define comfort zones through a variety of objects, places, languages and relationships.