Cheesecloth Sculptural Series
Each work begins as a gesture that becomes layered, shaped, and transformed through the repetitive process of folding and weaving each cloth mimicking a painterly brushstroke. The resulting forms balance restraint and release, exploring how a common household material can hold emotion and examine the body, nature, and transformation through fiber and form.
Maternal Forms Sculptures
Sculptural studies of the body as vessel, caretaker, and resilient landscape. This series of soft sculptures explore the use of seriality in color and form as an expression of multi-generational inherited patterns, rest, self sufficiency, and the quiet language of maternal protection.
Resilient Blooms Sculptures
Drawing from desert flora and the cycles of growth, this series transforms resilience into softness. The cactus and lotus — forms of endurance and renewal — become symbols of transformation through touch, color, and repetition. These works embody strength made gentle, and beauty born from adaptation.
Wall Works
Each of the Wall Work series explores the intersection of painting and sculpture — where surface becomes structure and color becomes form with painterly brushstrokes of fiber. Built through layering and repetition, each piece is a study in texture, movement, and the emotional resonance of color.
Color & Motion Wall Works
These wall works expand the sculptural surface into painterly gesture. Through color and rhythm, they explore how stillness and energy coexist within form — each piece an experiment in how color can shape emotion and space.
The Swimmers Wall Works
Inspired by fluidity and the human relationship with water, The Swimmers merge abstraction and motion. Layers of fiber and pigment evoke the shifting boundaries between body and environment — a meditation on brave surrender, movement, and breath.
Cube Studies Wall Works
An ongoing exploration of color, light, and material density. Each cube examines how hue and texture interact across dimensional space — a quiet serial study in rhythm, balance, and visual architecture.
