As a self-taught artist, I am deeply fascinated by the interplay of materials and the unique ways they shape the creative process. My work spans a variety of mediums, including ceramics, watercolor, and acrylics—each offering a distinct balance of control and unpredictability.

In ceramics, I find joy in creating three-dimensional forms, where texture and structure meet the organic flow of the material. The process of building with clay—from pottery and luminaries to sculptures—offers endless opportunities for experimentation. I have come to appreciate the chemistry of glazes and the way clay has its own mind, teaching me to embrace both the challenges and rewards of the medium.

Watercolor, on the other hand, feels like a dialogue with the pigments. Fluid and spontaneous, it is a medium full of serendipity and "happy accidents." Its portability and expressiveness allow me to capture fleeting moments and evoke emotion in a way that feels both liberating and intimate.

Driven by a constant curiosity, I love exploring new techniques and learning from each experience. This sense of discovery has been a guiding force throughout my creative journey.

I’ve been creating art in some form for as long as I can remember, but I rediscovered my passion for ceramics three years ago after a hiatus. My work, particularly my whimsical Guardian Monsters, reflects my desire to share a little magic and joy with the world. These playful, protective figures are designed to stand guard over homes, gardens, and special places—offering both protection and a touch of wonder.

Through my art, I aim to inspire a sense of connection, curiosity, and joy, inviting others to experience the beauty found in both the process and the finished piece.