photo by Marisa Anna

With a degree in music performance and three years of experience in fabrication, my sculptures have evolved from a curiosity about how the languages of music and woodworking can intersect. By exploring common concepts from each practice, such as -shape, texture, timbre, movement, and story- I have developed a style representing my own language. Each form is a character in the world I’m creating. Each piece stands independently, living in a realm defined by the material and the movement within the grain, color, and cut. But together, a bigger picture is formed, revealing hidden alphabets or dance sequences. I hope that over time, this world will grow, pulling the viewer into a more significant conversation they, too, design when engaging with the work.