About

My practice focuses on craftsmanship, material integrity, and lasting functionality. The work highlights the repetition, geometry, and rhythm inherent in folding. These studies offer a methodology for exploring structure, movement, and spatial modulation. By translating these forms into wood, metal, and textiles, the folded form becomes a way of embedding energy and motion within functional objects.

I primarily work with locally sourced natural materials that develop a patina over time, supporting my belief that well-made objects should age gracefully. Durability and repairability are central to my approach; I see them as vital for responsible making and fostering long-term relationships between users and the objects they choose to keep.

The goal for each piece is to have an inviting presence, clear functionality, and a distinct character. By combining rhythmic geometry with material honesty, I create work that is timeless in its appearance, valued for its craftsmanship, and cherished for its lasting performance.