I am a Vancouver Island-based sculptor with a creative mind shaped by stone, sea, and memory. My work is born of the beaches and forests of the West Coast, where as a child I built mandalas from driftwood, whittled sticks into small treasures, and found refuge in the raw materials of the earth. Nature has always been my companion, my teacher, and a place of safety when the human world felt uncertain.
To this day, my greatest joy is discovering a smooth, rounded stone and asking, 'How can I bring this story forward?' My artistic motto is simple: Nature is the artist, and I am showcasing her work. In each piece I create, I seek to amplify what is already miraculous in stone: its texture, form, and mystery. I invite viewers to see what I see: that life itself is magical and the impossible is only a perspective away.
My inspirations include Salvador Dalí, Woods Davy, and Andy Goldsworthy, yet my truest influences are the losses, challenges, and transformations of my own life. Creativity has always been my medicine, a way to shape confusion and despair into something meaningful. Through my work, I hope to offer others the same grounding and wonder that nature continues to offer me.