My work is a reflection of life. The pieces are memories of people, places and things I have known. The image above is a snippet of life. The work tends to be whimsical with a slightly dark undercurrent. There is an exploration of traditional women’s activities or hobbies, such as dolls and crafts.

My sculptural forms are hand-built using low-fire clay, which is why no two figures will ever be the same. The surfaces are stamped words and finishes, including oxides, underglaze, and glaze. My art is collected both nationally and internationally. It’s in the permanent collection of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts, Armenia. I’ve shown my work at SDC London, England, and I received a commission to paint Pop Art inspired murals at the Venue in London, England. I’ve shown work in numerous galleries, including the Clay Studio, Philadelphia, PA, the Florida Craftsmen, St Petersburg, FL, and the Piedmont Craftsmen, Winston-Salem, NC. My sculptural work has appeared in several publications: including Ceramics Ireland and Art Doll Quarterly, but visit the Press page to see more examples.