Iris works from Italy in her home studio, drawing visuals from her training in architecture and her curiosity into color interaction and materials. She weaves on a counterbalanced loom with a 150cm width, adapted to rug weaving as well as fine linen for light panels. For larger width, format may vary according to custom made design for a particular place and space, and be designed as a diptych in various panels handsewn together to form a unique piece, the way traditional textiles are composed.

In the weaving process, the work of the hands informs the wanders of the mind and the drafting of a piece in a reciprocal movement. Handweaving, being rigorous in its planning and preparation, also allows for a wide range of improvisation during the making of a piece, unique in its manner and materiality - just the way it has been for centuries of skilled weavers, men or women, who were inventing and passing on designs and symbols in the folk realm. It becomes a sort of manuscript made of lines and colour, hence Versi Linien, a variety of lines.