Artist Statement

My work is abstract and consistently plays with the concept of fluidity. I use a variety of mediums but am currently most focused on glass and watercolor. Many of my pieces also feature natural elements (like driftwood, crystals, or dried herbs) gathered from my garden or hikes in nature.

All of my pieces have no language or story, but rather reflect life’s essence or “Zoe.” Through a relationship to apophenia, my work encourages audiences to interact and engage their own aesthetics. I draw my inspiration primarily from spirituality, especially as it intersects with the natural world. Focusing on fluidity, specifically, allows me to capture a kind of magickal mysticism of abstract creation.