Fragments
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The CollectionFragments explores the meaning found in individual pieces coming together to create something greater than themselves. Rooted in the shifting nature of human emotion, the collection reflects how we are shaped by the moments and experiences that leave their mark on us.
Through layered textures, organic forms, and unexpected moments of color, each work embraces the honesty of imperfection. Seemingly unrelated elements find a quiet connection, creating something both expressive and deeply personal.
Both tactile and expressive, Fragments explores the idea that beauty doesn’t always begin as something whole. Each individual piece carries its own story, contributing to something layered with meaning, emotion, and a sense of belonging.
The Collection
Sediment is an exploration of texture, balance, and natural variation. Quiet tonal movement on surfaces that are grounded, tactile, and deeply settled.
Rooted in a wabi-sabi sensibility, works evolve slowly and intuitively. Each layer applied, removed, reworked over time allowing subtle movement and emotion to emerge naturally. Imperfection is not corrected, it is considered - celebrated.
Sediment reflects restraint through muted tones, subtle irregularity, and calm presence. Curated to bring a sense of stillness and depth into the spaces they inhabit.
Works designed not to dominate a space, but to settle into it.
Sediment
The CollectionWatermark is a collection shaped by a lifetime spent along the shores of southwest Michigan, where water, sand, weather, and built environments quietly leave their mark on the landscape. Growing up in the presence of Lake Michigan—its vast horizon, shifting dunes, and ever-changing shoreline—becoming drawn not only to the subtle patterns created by time and the elements, but also to the way architecture settles into and responds to this environment. Weathered structures, coastal homes, and human-made forms softened by wind, light, erosion and its surroundings.
Works explore its lasting impressions. Layered textures, softened edges, and organic forms echo the movement of water over sand, the erosion of wind, and the quiet rhythms found along the lakeshore, as well as the geometry and restraint of architecture shaped by place. Each piece reflects the traces that both nature and structure leave behind—marks that speak to memory, place, and the passage of time.
Rather than capturing a specific place, Watermark seeks to evoke a feeling—the stillness of the shoreline, the rhythm of the water, and the quiet connection between the natural world and the spaces we create within it. Each work offers a moment of pause, where familiarity emerges slowly through texture, form, and memory.
Watermark
