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  Artist Statement My artwork comes from a reflective, thoughtful place with a measure of mischievous playfulness. With leanings towards a light-hearted palette and layers of textured finishes, my curiosity will not constrain my creativity to a set palette or … Continue reading →

I’ve studied both clay and painting during a double major at NSCAD University and lessons from both mediums are equally important in my studio practice. I prefer to work with clay but I am not a functional potter. My interest is in designing and hand building one of a kind objects. The closest I get to functional forms are vessels that hold plants and flowers. I am interested in the techniques used in crafting an object well and also my improvisation with clay during hand building. This intuitive response to form and expressive surface was influenced by Arthur Handy, Linda Sormin and John Pierre Larocque Continue reading →