Ceramics

In my artistic practice, I draw inspiration from the natural world and the feminine form, exploring the transformative power of both. Through my work, I seek to capture the dynamic movement and metamorphosis that occurs in nature and the female experience, as forms evolve and transform through various phases of life and cycles.

In the ceramic pieces I employ a range of techniques, including coil, slab, and free-form construction, to create dynamic and expressive shapes that symbolize transformation, creation, and rebirth. The interplay of textures and forms in my work represents the continuous cycle of existence, where life and death, growth and decay, are intertwined.

The feminine form and natural world are intertwined in such creations, reflecting the cycles and phases that shape and transform us. Through my work, I aim to capture the beauty and power of transformation, and the ways in which it shapes our existence."

Safeguarding The Creative Practice

As a creative, having a system that organizes files and inventory is necessary, which is beneficial for developing and managing one's craft. For example, my creative process comprises pottery. A proper classification and categorization system with descriptions enables better outcomes for an artist. In addition, adequate shelving storage protects against damage. Finding solutions to these matters, becoming more responsible as an artist, and safeguarding and documenting one's craft is essential to ensure responsibility and care for all artistic endeavors. My special thanks to CERF for their generosity in providing me with a CERF+ Get Ready Grant and for greatly supporting my craft.