While I enjoy making all kinds of artwork, pottery remains central to my artistic practice. I love the rhythm of making pots. Also I love the way making pots connects me to earth, to history, and to everyday life.
I make pots that bridge the gap between everyday functionality and ritual use. I strive for surfaces that are rich, natural and tactile, as beautiful to the hand as to the eye. They are pots meant to be used, and meant to be shared. They are pots for quiet conversations or festive celebrations; pots to gather over the table with family and friends. They are meant to inject a moment of reflection, and a sense of intentionality, into our everyday routines.
I make pots that bridge the gap between everyday functionality and ritual use. I strive for surfaces that are rich, natural and tactile, as beautiful to the hand as to the eye. They are pots meant to be used, and meant to be shared. They are pots for quiet conversations or festive celebrations; pots to gather over the table with family and friends. They are meant to inject a moment of reflection, and a sense of intentionality, into our everyday routines.
