In April, I took part in the European Days of Crafts as part of Textiles in a Loud Voice, a gathering developed together with the Textile Creation Association, centred on the knowledge, processes, and memories that run through textile practice.

Under the title "Bathymetries of the Craft", the exhibition proposed viewing high craftsmanship as a stratigraphic territory where each layer—technical, material, cultural, and ecological—speaks to a way of inhabiting the present, reflecting change and resilience. Through a selection of eleven creators from different regions and trades, this space represented a plural landscape where glass, ceramics, textiles, and wood engaged in a dialogue with the sea.

Episodio II: de fibra y viento. To mark its 25th anniversary, Las Rozas Village (part of The Bicester Collection) launched "Mano a Mano", a curated project dedicated to elevating Spanish High Craftsmanship within the contemporary luxury sector. I was selected to headline Episode II: Of Fiber and Wind, a showcase exclusively dedicated to the preservation and evolution of textile art. More than a static display, I conceived this intervention as a live atelier. The goal was to