About Kimberly Haji

Art has always been my connection to the natural world—the way a breeze plays through a spider’s web, or the quiet arc of a tree limb. Creating with my hands feels like my way of navigating through life. The first time I touched fiber and wove a piece, something within me ignited. Weaving feels as ancient as human instinct itself, woven through time. There’s a unique joy in the stillness of working with fibers, crafting something that resonates with a profound sense of well-being, community, and connection.

Art taps into the harmonics of collective consciousness in ways that feel extraordinary. The act of touching materials, creating in a state of grace, infuses each piece with an uplifting, healing energy—a vibration that breathes life into any space it enters. I feel deeply grateful to experience this energy flowing through me, weaving it into fibers that carry that same resonance out into the world. Each piece becomes a living element of the spaces it inhabits, a reminder of the beauty in connection and the quiet joy of creation.