Colorful ceramic sculpture resembling a stylized DNA double helix on a weathered wooden table outdoors, with rocks nearby, a wooden rocking chair, a sliding glass door, and house siding in the background.

past Wheel work

Form, function, and flow are at the center of everything I make in clay. I work across a range of scale—from large carved stoneware vessels to functional porcelain pieces dyed with mason stains and thrown into layered, multicolor patterns. Whether I’m carving deep into a heavy form or chasing fluid movement on the wheel, I’m always looking for that balance between control and spontaneity. The pieces shown here are from past firings and placements. A new body of work is currently in progress and will be documented and added soon.

A ceramic mug with an irregular, artistic glaze pattern, featuring earthy tones of beige, brown, black, and hints of orange, with a unique, somewhat whimsical shape including a rounded handle and a paw-like base.
Colorful ceramic sculpture resembling a DNA double helix on a weathered wooden table outdoors, with rocks and a wooden rocking chair in the background.
Colorful ceramic mug filled with coffee placed outdoors on a weathered wooden surface with a grassy background.
Multiple colorful ceramic mugs with blue handles arranged in a row on a wooden shelf inside a workshop or studio.
A ceramic coffee dripper and mug set with a colorful, swirling pattern, placed on a wooden surface inside a bike shop.
A large, decorative, brown and orange ceramic vase with textured and carved patterns, resting on a weathered wooden surface outdoors.
Stacked colorful ceramic mugs with black handles on a wooden surface against a textured white wall.
Three colorful marbled ceramic mugs on a wooden surface with a white textured wall in the background.