My work explores color, form, light, and the possibilities inherent in materials. Across dyed and painted silk, glass, and works on paper, I am interested in how materials can be transformed through process—layered, shaped, obscured, revealed, and allowed to respond to one another.

 

In my silk paintings, layers of dyed and painted silk create shifting relationships between translucence and opacity. Organic forms emerge through the accumulation of color and material, creating a sense of depth and movement. My glass sculptures explore similar ideas in a more physical and spatial way, using transparency, reflection, weight, and light to shape the experience of form. In my works on paper, I explore the immediacy of mark, color, and surface, allowing each piece to develop through a balance of intention and spontaneity.