I’m best known as an impressionistic oil and watercolor painter that is drawn to working in many other media. My work with clay tiles began as an extension of my interest in texture and form. I was drawn to the tactile nature of clay and the opportunity it provided to explore three-dimensional surfaces. Creating tiles allowed me to combine my painterly sensibilities with a new material, adding depth and versatility to my practice.

I also create silk scarves and jewelry as an expression of wearable art. This form of creativity allows me to extend my artistic themes into everyday life, providing people with personal and tangible connections to the work.

My different art forms influence and complement each other through shared themes, color palettes, and an ongoing dialogue about texture and form. The fluidity and movement in my paintings inspire the designs in my scarves and jewelry, while the tactile qualities of clay tiles inform how I approach surface detail and layering in two dimensions.

In each medium, I prefer working with materials that offer both versatility and richness. For painting, I use oil paints for their depth of color and blending capabilities. In clay, I work with porcelain and stoneware that allow fine detail and varied surface finishes. For scarves, I select high-quality silk that holds vibrant dye well, and in jewelry, I combine metals to create pieces that are both elegant and durable.