The works on display reveal Papiernik’s mastery of traditional embroidery techniques alongside her experimental approach to scale, surface, and installation. Drawing on folklore, mythology, emotional memory, and landscape, her practice explores themes of identity, grief, wellbeing, and reconnection in response to an increasingly fragmented and digitised world. Each piece functions as a kind of portal: at once beautiful and unsettling, tender and powerful. As well as offering a visually immersive experience, the exhibition provides a rare glimpse into Papiernik’s creative practice. From drawing and writing to intuitive mark-making and painstaking stitch, visitors are invited to engage with embroidery not only as a craft, but as a deeply emotional and sensory medium capable of storytelling, reflection, and care.