Each collection emerges from a particular moment of inquiry—a question about material, a fascination with form, or a dialogue between tradition and contemporary expression.
A study in natural pigments and organic forms
This collection began with an exploration of locally sourced clay and natural pigments. Each piece carries the subtle variations that come from working with raw materials, honoring their inherent character rather than forcing uniformity.
Brass and copper with intentional oxidation
Working with metal means accepting its changing nature. This series celebrates the patina that develops over time, creating pieces that evolve with their environment. The oxidation process is guided but never fully controlled.
Reduced to essential shapes and textures
Sometimes the most powerful statement comes from restraint. This collection explores how far we can reduce a form while maintaining its essential character. Each piece invites closer examination of texture, proportion, and negative space.
Tactile explorations in multiple media
Texture tells a story of process. Whether carved, woven, or forged, the surface of each piece reveals something about how it was made. This collection brings together works across different materials that share a focus on tactile quality.