My work begins from the belief that objects are never just objects. They hold memory, emotion, and meaning — often long before we find the words for them.

I experience life through feeling first. Memory, protection, longing, and care are not abstract ideas to me; they are lived experiences. They stay in the body, surface in quiet moments, and shape how I see the world. Emotion is where each piece begins — not as decoration, but as something felt and remembered.

I trust intuition over explanation. It often knows before the mind does. I work with forms that feel grounded and intentional, pieces that carry weight and presence. These are objects the body understands immediately — meant to be held, worn, and lived with.

I am drawn to moments of change — when something ends, begins, or asks to be acknowledged. Each piece is created to witness transition, to hold what cannot yet be spoken, and to accompany its wearer through a turning point in life.