My practice evolves at the intersection of collectible design and sculpture, where material, process, and form are inseparable. Rooted in a foundation of industrial design, my work draws from the discipline of making—where traditional techniques and contemporary methods are brought into dialogue through the hand of the maker.

Influenced by the principles of modernism—composition, material honesty, texture, and craftsmanship—I create pieces that are not merely functional, but expressive objects with presence and intent. Each work is guided by the process that forms it, allowing the inherent qualities of the material to shape the outcome.

I am interested in the space between the functional and the sculptural—where objects begin to transcend utility and enter a more contemplative, human realm. The result is a body of work that explores form as both structure and expression, grounded in making, yet reaching toward something more enduring and symbolic.