Since childhood, I have been driven by a simple and constant desire: to create. I made anything I could with whatever my hands could reach—from construction-paper armor my little brother and I wore after school, to the paint and clay I explored while studying fine art at USF. No matter where life carried me, the act of making remained at the center of who I am.

Over time, I discovered that what fulfills me most is creating art that people encounter in their everyday lives—works that invite touch, presence, and connection. I am captivated by the relationship between the natural world and the constructed one, and I explore the tension and harmony between them in my practice. There is a quiet beauty in that contrast, a sense of balance that I aim to reveal through form, material, and design.

It would be my honor to create something meaningful for you—something that resonates, that lives with you, and that continues the lifelong dialogue between maker, material, and the world we share.