Terri Potratz is a Canadian artist and writer whose textile practice bridges material experimentation and narrative form. Through eco-printing, natural dyes, and slow hand-stitching, she creates conceptual textiles that explore resilience, memory, and transformation. Her approach is shaped by a background in design—she founded Larry Designs (2006–2015), a knitwear line known for sculptural forms—and a parallel career as a writer and magazine editor. Since 2010, she has exhibited nationally and internationally in South Africa and Chile. Her current projects investigate geography, history, and the quiet power of process.