My work is a series of exercises in form and mark-making. The objects are small wheel-thrown functional pottery in stoneware, porcelain, and most recently, terracotta.

Rooted in the routines of everyday life (commonplace, mundane, universal), the “pot” becomes part of our shared inheritance. I explore themes around daily ritual, remembrance, mourning and homecoming. The idea that even the most humble vessel can be a container for hidden memories and collective histories underpins much of my work. Attention, abstraction, copy, small-tweak iterations, and a bit of intuition are the guiding forces of my practice.

Watercolor sketches of pots in my apartment, the keepers of home, below.