Connecting to the earth through clay, I find my peace. As an artist, I find my greatest inspiration through nature. As a ceramicist, I do not seek uniformity and perfection. My work is heavily influenced by the Japanese Aesthetic of Wabi Sabi. "˜Wabi,' is defined as austere beauty, harmony, tranquility and balance. "˜Sabi,' recognizes that beauty is fleeting, welcoming the rusting and weathering patina that becomes over time. Together, Wabi Sabi is the idea that beauty is found within imperfections in nature, while accepting and embracing the natural cycle of growth and decay. I aim to capture an aesthetic similar to that of Wabi Sabi.

I have a deep fascination with metaphysical and ancient wisdom, in esoteric knowledge and cultures of the ancient past.

No two pieces of my work will be the same. I do not seek to be a production potter; where all of my work is sleek and uniform. Each piece will slightly vary in form and design, as they are meditations just as much as they are works of art. Through my work, I hope you find beauty in the uniqueness and imperfections of form; in the idea of “chance." I'm excited to embark deeper on this journey with clay, and I hope my work helps you find a stronger connection to to the earth.