My work centers around decorative sculptures and contemporary vessels, perfect for an elegant home.

Ethereal Beings

Highly gestural, these ceramic biomorphic forms compose one of my favorite collections. It offers both figurative hands (inspired by the refined and elegant movements of a ballerina) and abstract bodies that distort and contort to movements captured in space and time.
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Elaine with Lily Vase

Inspired by movement, flow, and the transience of life

Ribbon

A piece of ribbon undulating in the wind in its own agency strikes me as incredibly beautiful. I'm also inspired by the elegance and improbability of Möbius strips (cue memories of mathematics class). This collection of ceramic sculptures is an interpretation of these ephemeral, abstract moments.
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Aquatic

The Aquatic collection is inspired by the organic and mesmerizing patterns of corals, shells, and waves. Their hyperbolic shapes resemble the golden ratio and the common Fibonacci sequence found in nature. This collection focuses on simple, elegant, and organic structures.
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'Bas Relief' is a type of sculpture carved on paper. Unique, graceful, and inspired by nature.

Bas Relief

Bas Relief / Basso Relievo / "Low Relief" is a type of sculpture that emerges from a flat plane. Here I use thick watercolor paper or washi, and an array of scalpels to carve into the paper. This method is unique and there is only a couple of artists in the world with this similar aesthetic and style. I rarely plan in detail what I will sculpt and prefer to start and flow. Each piece is unique and takes multiple hours to complete. I like to offset the rhythmic and repetitive patterns with a little chaos, opting for a dynamic and occasionally irregular composition, as if to convey the petals on paper breaking free from the substrate that binds them.

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