Constructed from PVC pipe, this work explores the relationship between human-made systems, like infrastructure, and systems that can be seen in nature. A playful challenge to the Cartesian grid, a system long used to control the natural world, this piece calls attention to the systems that we build to keep us living comfortably separated from nature--systems we all too often overlook, until they fail.

Models for proposed public sculpture.

Open studio show from the Rinehart School of Sculpture at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Spring 2025.

Immersive installation created for the Materiality of Resistance symposium, hosted by the Creative Citizens in Action. 2024.

Functional water fountains constructed from copper pipe. Systems of infrastructure turned into sculptural water features.

Inspired by Japanese lanterns and utilizing scrap material from my art-making process, these lamps and nightlights incorporate my sculptural vision into functional lighting elements.

This body of work is inspired by written language, calligraphy, and automatic drawing.

Using techniques similar to how I make my pipe sculptures, this body of work takes a more dynamic approach with sharper angles a free-form style.

The next iteration after my first sculptures made out of paper clips, and before I started using PVC and copper pipe, these pieces served as sketches for the larger work I would go on to make. Each piece is about 2" to 4" wide.