I’m a ceramic artist making both functional objects and sculptural work. Some pieces are meant for everyday use, such as lamps, dinnerware, and game boards, while others tell stories and reflect on how technology and AI are shaping our lives.
I’m drawn to clean lines and structure. I design and build objects that feel usable yet artistically delicate. At the same time, my narrative work, such as my ongoing robot series, REBOOT, allows me to examine contemporary anxieties around artificial intelligence, technocracy, and human agency. I use humor and whimsy to invite the viewers in before revealing darker, more complex themes.
Creativity has been a constant thread in my life. As a child and young adult actor, I worked professionally, performing on Broadway, in national tours, and on TV through my mid-twenties. While that work was formative, I ultimately stepped away in search of stability and set aside my creative core. In my late thirties, ceramics became a path back. What had been sealed away resurfaced with urgency, curiosity, and focus.
I’m building a studio practice that leaves room for both sides. My goal is to build a body of work that exists in daily life and in exhibition spaces.