My creative practice continues to be rooted in social and political justice. The ongoing global crises and extremist ideologies have deepened my need to confront these realities while also seeking hope.
Still working in precious metals, vitreous enamels, and mixed media, these small-scale sculptural works can often be worn. Their intimate scale creates a relationship between object, wearer, and viewer, allowing them to enter the world as personal reminders, catalysts for conversation, and acts of engagement.
These works acknowledge fracture while affirming resilience, beauty, interconnectedness, and our shared humanity. Hope is not an escape from reality. It is an act of resistance.
The question is: When?
