“I am interested in the stories that furniture can tell”

“We strive to create beautiful forms that will invite people out of their mental busyness to see the timelessness in passing time. Human life, too, is a whirling dance of patterns within patterns.”

“Nature is Fragile”

“Even the everyday matters; especially the everyday matters.”

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

“The world around me is a festival of color, shape and story. I do art to translate my world into fabric.”

“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.

“As artists who engage with the world, we have much to ponder.”

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

I am a woman who grew up next to the Hudson River and the Catskill mountains, a world that has always called to me to enter into a lure of risk.

Materials and designs. Imagination, Creativity, Inspiration

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”

Let accident lift the veil

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

I strive to achieve an “aesthetic symbiosis” of abstract sculptural ideas, traditional jewelry forms, and the human body.

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