About

My work explores the space between adornment and sculpture, where objects are not only seen but worn, carried, and experienced. I am interested in how materials hold memory and meaning, and how they transform through process. By working across metal, enamel, fiber, and other mediums, I allow each material to guide the outcome, embracing both control and unpredictability. The act of making becomes a conversation—between my hand, the material, and the evolving form.
 

I am drawn to the tension between structure and fluidity, organic and geometric, raw and refined. These contrasts reflect the way we move through the world—seeking balance while constantly shifting. My work invites interaction, asking the wearer or viewer to complete the piece through presence and use. Whether worn on the body or experienced as a wall-based form, each piece is an extension of personal expression, meant to spark curiosity, connection, and a deeper awareness of the relationship between object and self.