I have been a maker for most of my life, fully immersed in the process of working with materials—learning about them, forging them, hand-cutting and polishing them with equal parts curiosity and focus. My hands and mind are always engaged, creating something tangible and meaningful.

Curiosity has been my lifelong companion, shaped by the challenges of dyslexia and the freedom of self-taught practice. This has guided me into a dance of discovery and persistence, always inspired by the beauty of nature. My goal is to transform that inspiration into creations that can be worn, displayed, or simply admired for their connection to the world around us.

Whether I’m working with wood, deer leather, metalloids, paper, or sunlight, the process itself is what grounds me. I’ve learned that there isn’t a day I can go without getting my hands messy because my mind is constantly envisioning three-dimensional objects that must come to life.

My philosophy is simple: nothing goes to waste. I honor every material I work with, using or repurposing every piece to ensure that the process is both mindful and sustainable.