I build vessels through coiling and paddling. I'm fascinated by the warmth and harmony of round, voluminous forms, but the pieces I create carry a sense of pressure and interior weight.

My experience with transition has drawn me to shapes that appear weathered by external forces, yet are not destroyed by them. The surfaces of my vessels evoke slow processes like erosion and seepage rather than a singular catastrophic event. By layering slips and glazes, I create transparent veils of white, rivulets of green and blue, and dark red drips to evoke both organic decay and ancient geological processes.

Through these vessels, I explore an enduring presence, one that is marked yet remains fundamentally intact.