Tides

Constructed from fragments of derelict boats and inspired by the Puget Sound, these sculptural works recontextualize marine debris through both form and image. Ranging from minimalist structures to pieces that incorporate photographs of the Sound, this series turns discarded material into sites of contemplation that invite reflection on environmental responsibility, memory, and the delicate beauty of our waterways.

A New Something

In this series, I seek to reframe remnants as works of contemporary minimalism and abstraction to express my appreciation for formal simplicity interwined with my reflections on consumption, material culture, and the quiet elegance that can emerge from waste 

Across the Shore

My visits to parks along the Puget Sound have become acts of stillness and quiet return –  experiences steeped in humility and nostalgia. I notice people across the water’s edge – some alone, some swimming, some wrapped in each other’s arms. . Each in their own world living moments of longing, presence, and surrender to the vastness around us. Through them, I’m reminded of how small and connected we are.

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