“JAPAN”

A few years ago, I parted with “The Coupling”, a vessel pair that embodied a sculptural clay landscape—one that spoke of movement and connection. In 2024, I was honored to revisit this vision, creating a more intimate version for a private showroom in Tokyo designed by the renowned interior design firm Yabu Pushelberg.

Revisiting The Coupling was not just a recreation but an evolution—an opportunity to refine my technique and allow a new conversation to emerge. Seeing these pieces find a home in Japan, a place I feel deeply connected to, was a profound full-circle moment.

“MIAMI”

A collaboration with EoA Design Group as they develop a new resort in Miami, FL.

This commission was a wonderful chance to explore color while staying true to my aesthetic, allowing me to flex my knowledge of clay formulation in a new and exciting way.

The pieces combine stoneware clay and slip casting, a technique I have been refining for years. Though the forms are repetitive, each of the 18 pieces showcases a unique surface design, ensuring each one has its own voice.

“GUEST BATHROOM”

A unique sink commission for clients of
Joan Barton at Dirty Girl Construction in Los Angeles.

I love using untraditional surfacing techniques, so this sink is finished with Sculpt Nouveau metal paints and patinas. The final surface is a beautiful rust color with a modeled surface.

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