My work explores the transformative relationship between light, color, and form through the medium of fused dichroic glass. I am drawn to glass for its duality—at once fragile and enduring, transparent yet reflective. In each piece, I seek to capture a moment of shifting perception, where color changes with movement and light becomes an active participant in the work.

The layered surfaces of my sculptures and jewelry invite viewers to look deeper, revealing new dimensions as they shift perspective. I think of my pieces as illuminated abstractions—expressions of energy, rhythm, and fluidity that move beyond the static object. By combining organic and geometric forms, I aim to create work that feels both timeless and alive, resonating with the natural world while remaining distinctly contemporary.

Ultimately, my art is about transformation—the way light alters our perception, the way materials can hold both fragility and strength, and the way a simple shift in perspective can reveal something entirely new.