Williams stated: "I now see the world as a landscape that can be recreated in dimensional and territorial layers of fabrics. Fabrics that have been manipulated are my favorite – whether they are hand dyed, painted, or treated with coloring from other creative avenues. The world seems to be at my fingertips and yet I have no creative authorization regarding the finished product. My work directs me; I do not direct the work’s progress. Every intimate progression of stone, fabric, straw, silk yarn and bead, guides me by telling me what to do next. One thing complements the other. I want to call it

folk art, only because the work materials come from the folks that I know. Mine is a sharing community."