MONOCULTURES
My poppy sculptures explore the connection between fragile yet resilient ecosystems and the delicate yet permanent nature of ceramics. Each hand-crafted piece reflects the poppy’s vulnerability and endurance, capturing organic form and texture while translating fleeting natural systems into lasting sculptural form.
Wheel-thrown Porcelain (Soda / Gas fired) on Stainless steel + moving platform
Installation size is variable, 36in tall
2024
MONOCULTURES
The ‘petals’ are coated with a ruby-infused glaze that reflects a color outside of our visual range. This color, however, is visible to many migrating birds that may use this structure as
habitat.
Wheel-thrown Ceramic, glazed with UV-reflective glaze on enameled steel
3ft x 3ft x 12ft
2024
JEWLWERY
Choker-style porcelain chains soda-fired to capture the kiln’s atmosphere, paired with sterling silver clasps. No two chains are the same.
Porcelain (Soda-fired) & sterling silver
18 - 22in
2026
VASES WITH NO FUNCTIONS
Carved porcelain vases depicting the watching eyes of the world around us. This work was made in response to a growing sense of climate anxiety in my community.
Wheel thrown Porclain
12x8x8in
2025
VASES WITH NO FUNCTIONS
Collaboration with sculptor Masha S. This work is a portrait of the artist through their own image of themselves.
Wheel thrown Porclain
12x8x8in
2025
VASES WITH NO FUNCTIONS
3D translation of my Nasturtiums woodblock print from the MONOculture series.
Wheel thrown Porclain
12x8x8in
2025
ANGRY BLUE HEADS
Porcelain vessel with cyanotype exposed directly onto the body. The faces read as inward and restrained, their emotional tone intentionally uncertain. Maybe they are judging you? Maybe their face just looks like that.
Cyanotype on Porcelain
14x6x7in
2025
ANGRY BLUE HEADS
Porcelain vessel with cyanotype exposed directly onto the body. The faces read as inward and restrained, their emotional tone intentionally uncertain. Maybe they are judging you? Maybe their face just looks like that.
Cyanotype on Porcelain
9x14x10in
2025
ANGRY BLUE HEADS
Porcelain vessel with cyanotype exposed directly onto the body. The faces read as inward and restrained, their emotional tone intentionally uncertain. Maybe they are judging you? Maybe their face just looks like that.
Cyanotype on Porcelain
14x6x9in
2025
ANGRY BLUE HEADS
Porcelain vessel with cyanotype exposed directly onto the body. The faces read as inward and restrained, their emotional tone intentionally uncertain. Maybe they are judging you? Maybe their face just looks like that.
Cyanotype on Porcelain
11x6x7in
2025
ANGRY BLUE HEADS
Porcelain vessel with cyanotype exposed directly onto the body. The faces read as inward and restrained, their emotional tone intentionally uncertain. Maybe they are judging you? Maybe their face just looks like that.
Cyanotype on Porcelain
14x6x7in
2025
TIME-BASED WORK
The blue photo exposure captures the movement of the moon eclipsing the sun from 10:45am - 12:30pm on April 8, 2024 through multiple pinhole cameras. The blue lines trace the path of the eclipsed sun. Only light from the eclipse touched this work.
32x12x14in
cyanotype on clay
2024
TIME-BASED WORK
The blue photo exposure captures the movement of the moon eclipsing the sun from 10:45am - 12:30pm on April 8, 2024 through multiple pinhole cameras. The blue lines trace the path of the eclipsed sun. This piece was exposed to the sun in full to create the rich Prussian blue color.
32x12x14in
cyanotype on clay
2024
MATERIAL STUDY
An accidental piece created while preparing an experimental clay body. A lesson I teach beginner students is “know when to stop,” and sometimes that can be right at the beginning.
12x12x12in
ANGRY BLUE HEADS
Porcelain vessel with cyanotype exposed directly onto the body. The faces read as inward and restrained, their emotional tone intentionally uncertain. Maybe they are judging you? Maybe their face just looks like that.
Cyanotype on Porcelain
14x12x11in
2025
VASES WITH NO FUNCTIONS
Woven basket laced in with wheel-thrown ceramics. The basket pattern was loosely inspired by historical baskets from rural Maine.
Porcelain on Birch
22x8x8in
2025