The beauty of jewelry lies in its ability to represent both personal symbolism and public image. I explore this duality in my work conceptually and literally, frequently including a secret in a piece only the wearer knows about, whether it is the ability to wear each piece in multiple configurations or an element hidden from viewers. My love for adorning the body leads me to create artfully designed jewelry influenced by mythology, pop culture and childhood memories.

My work explores the effects recent technological and scientific advancements have on contemporary identity. Basing my work on historical jewelry models, I cast and fabricate fine art jewelry from sterling silver, resin, and stones.

As a Certified Camp Metal Clay Instructor, I'm excited to share this fun media with Toorcamp participants.