Teresa aims to continue developing her textile work with minimal impact on the climate, acknowledging how her practice is bound by specific weather systems, mindful of the rising temperatures and increasing floods due to climate change. Her sculptural textiles are borne out of an architectural approach to fibre and material; structurally complex and formed through multiple components, her tapestries and rugs are created through a rigorous repetition of technique and at the same time, an exploration of the capacities of material. Her richly tactile works are made using fibres ranging from wool and washi paper to soft iron wire and are naturally hand-dyed including Myrobalan plum, black tea, roots, flames of the forest flowers, cutch and Eupatorium leaves.