About the artist
A practice in resilience.
Portrait — to be replaced with a real studio image.
My work is an extension of my journey from the sciences to the studio.
After earning a degree in Biology, I realized I was missing the creative expression necessary to balance my professional life. I taught myself to paint in oil — slowly, badly at first — and then to make jewelry, learning the craft one piece at a time.
The work I make now is about finding hope in the darkness. Each painting is a small study in resilience; each piece of jewelry is built to be worn — not put away in a drawer for special occasions, but lived in.
I work from a small home studio. Every piece is made by hand, by me, from start to finish.
01 — Made by hand
One pair of hands.
Every painting and every piece of jewelry is designed and made by me, in a small home studio. No outsourcing, no factories.
02 — Built to last
For a daily life.
Jewelry should hold up. Pieces are designed to be worn — to the grocery store, to the studio, to the wedding — for years.
03 — Made thoughtfully
A quiet practice.
Recycled metals where possible, ethically sourced stones, and a slow pace — fewer, better pieces over many.