About me

My interest in clay began as a means to fulfill a class requirement, but the ceramics studio quickly became my sanctuary. It was the place I would go to hide from my other classes (sorry to all my teachers) and ponder my life and future while elbows deep in mud.

In college, I majored in ceramics and minored in entrepreneurship while building my business on the side. I had the opportunity to sell hundreds of pieces internationally and decided to take a real stab at making this a sustainable career after graduation.

I became an artist-in-residence on a farm in the Adirondack mountains of New York for a year, focusing on making work that I truly enjoyed and felt inspired by. After that, I attended a post-baccalaureate year at Syracuse University where I assisted in teaching a few classes and focused on honing my skills and trying new firing techniques.

In 2020 leased a beautiful pottery studio in Berkley, Michigan and have been happily playing in mud in my very first personal studio ever since! I've had the honor of having my work featured at Charlie Cummings Gallery, Guy Hepner Gallery, and Louis Buhl Gallery, among many others!