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Rub Some Dirt In It

The Divine Women

Engrained

Creativity and love bring my family and I together around meals, games, and hobbies. The game table sets I have created follow in the footsteps of my father's hobby of wood working. He is always creating some token of affection for my mom, whether it’s a jewelry box, a chair, a cutting board, etc. Even though my dad was always creating these tokens for my mom, the first time I ever worked on anything in a woodshop was in college, far away from my father’s tools.

Crimson Knights Accor

Celiac Disease: The Impact of Gluten

The Wall

Creature Feature

Growing up in º£½ÇÉçÇø, I developed a strained relationship with hunting. In particular taxidermy and how it can be made into living art. The focus of my ceramics is on creating sculptural animal pieces. By adding unique mythological elements inspired by folklore, while also using clay building methods that humanize these creatures. Life is given back to these characters.

The Viole(n)t Era: Misperception and Mischief of the Media

Vessels for Stories

The potter’s wheel has aided humankind in efficiently creating utilitarian vessels for

thousands of years. For civilization to thrive, these vessels contained esscentials such as grain, water and oil. As an artist, I seek to use this tool to create vessels that will carry another one of civilization’s essential elements: stories.

 

Visions from the Inside