“I love to absorb the absurd.”

“I am interested in the gap between how the eye sees, how the brain interprets the information, and how I can have some fun with it.”

“To honor the clay with an expression that cannot be said with words”

“Do something new and unfamiliar”

“Clay can be anything.”

“A good pot is like a tree or a stone, individual and inevitable.”

“None”

“Nature is Fragile”

“We over-focus on thinking. My work is about emotions, the senses and paying attention to what is being expressed in the moment”

“Pottery saturates our world. Yet thoughtfully made functional pottery has a potential to enrich and elevate our daily domestic experience.”

My appreciation of artistic expression is deep, as is my interest in science and industrial forms. My ceramic work often lands in this intersecting duality.

My art represents humanity itself as a living artifact, with history and life's experiences combined, expressing past, present and future.

I call my work “Poetry of Clay”.  

I try to create through a lump of clay something which invites you quietly and personally

The artist is not a different kind of person, but every person is a different kind of artist. Eric Gill

Art is a healing process

“Ceramics - Sculpture - Sculptural Furniture - Our Garden - Our House - I do it all - My way - and write about it”

As everything is transient in this world, the expression of my work continues to change.

My desire for the harmonious existence of human beings with nature is represented by figures that become a refuge for birds and animals.

I find joy in breathing life into a lump of clay, transforming it into a personal expression that moves me