Fatigued, Fractured, Yet One

The elephant and donkey may stand in conflict, divided by color, direction, and belief, but they remain part of the same vessel. For me, this piece is about setting aside our differences and remembering that we’re all shaped from the same clay.

Recognition: Published in "Celebrating Art" and "Sculpturalist" magazines

Scholastic Art Silver Key

Moss and Mist

Write about the clay body, throwing/handbuilding process, and firing schedule. Add measurements.

Recognition: Scholastic Art Gold Key

In Memory Of ...

I created In Memory Of … for those loved ones who fought hard their battle against breast cancer. The vessel is shaped like the human body - strong, yet vulnerable. The pink ribbon and the raised arms forming a heart became ways for me to feel connected to them, and to hold onto the idea that love continues even when someone is no longer here.

Recognition: Artistic Achievement Award at 29th NCECA K12 Juried National Exhibition

Extinction

This sculpture to make you feel like a moment you might stumble, a single fish got hooked and surrounded by many other hooks.

Recognition: Published in "Sculpturalist" magazine 
Scholastic Art Honorable