I create site-responsive sculptures and installations with clay, water, and medicinal herbs to expand our experience of time. I want to challenge the narrow definitions of time and productivity in late-stage capitalism.

Long before clay is excavated and processed into 50lb bags, it has existed as mineral particles, eroded from the earth’s crust over millions of years. I make visible this deep geological time by letting both fired and raw clay remain alive in my work – cracking, staining, sagging, and dissolving. By creating works that embrace change, I invite viewers to slow down and contend with the impermanence of our world.

November 2025