

About the artist
I am a glass artist and sculptor whose practice explores the intersection of material and meaning. I work with clay, wax, and 3D printing to create initial forms, which I translate into glass through casting and mold-making. Conceptually, my work examines the relationship between people, truth, and the structures shaping our experiences. These structures are pervasive and integral to the human condition—sometimes clear and perceptible, other times elusive.
Glass, with its optical and architectural qualities, is an ideal medium for this exploration. Its ability to bend, distort, and reflect light mirrors human perception of ourselves and our surroundings. This medium’s duality—combining strength with fragility—offers a powerful analog for the complexities of truth and the frameworks defining reality. My sculptures echo human structures in form but are internally transformed and distorted, revealing the layered and multifaceted nature of understanding and experience.