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Studio Summary:

Inspired by the shapes and silhouettes of our natural world, I feature handcrafted, earth-friendly creations made with reclaimed copper, metals, wood, glass, and items from nature. The collection focuses on sustainable wall sculptures, jewelry, and garden art made with the planet in mind. Currently available items include reclaimed copper wall art, wood and resin serving boards, handmade leather journals, wire-wrapped jewelry, cast metal pendants, and whimsical metal and glass decor designed for the home and garden. Tread Lightly, Love Nature, and Invite Wonder – From My ‘Art

What Inspires You?

Artist Bio

As a lifelong conservationist, I am inspired by the shapes and silhouettes of our natural world. I create handcrafted, earth-friendly creations made with reclaimed copper, metals, wood, glass, and items from nature. The collection focuses on sustainable wall sculptures, jewelry, and garden art made with the planet in mind.

I find joy in the circularity of our natural world, breathing new life into reclaimed copper wire, weathered wood, and locally sourced elements. For me, every creation is a celebration of the natural world that inspires it.

I also teach art classes outdoors that include watercolor, oil pastels, pen & ink, sculpture, wire wrap and whatever I am exploring next. Please inquire on my contact page.

Tread Lightly, Love Nature, and Invite Wonder – From My ‘Art

History

At age ten, I took a photograph of a lake in Northern Minnesota at sunset with my mother’s Instamatic camera. I didn’t know it at the time, but it was a quiet, first step into the world of visual storytelling. That spark, along with many others, led me to a Bachelor of Fine Arts, where I immersed myself in the tactile practice of photography, ceramics, and glass sculpture. Since then, my creative life has been a series of visual adventures; I have come to know that if I am not learning and exploring, I feel contained. I choose to live and create at the edge of what I know, remaining expressive, explorative, and free.

My artistic influence has been sharpened by a decade of global engagement. From the rugged path of the Everest Highway to the intimate tattoo art of South Pacific villages, other cultures have shaped my own art. Whether I am curating photography to challenge stereotypes, serving as a juror for art communities, or speaking to the next generation of creators, I view art as an accessible bridge to honor the world we share.