Abstract Sculptures
This abstract sculpture series draws inspiration from significant events in my life. I use a variety of materials, colors, hidden symbols, shapes, and lines to create unique pieces that reflect these experiences. Each piece represents not just the memory of an event, but the emotional weight it carried—grief, joy, uncertainty, or transformation. The intertwining forms symbolize how these moments are embedded within me, shaping who I am today. Viewers are invited to engage closely with the work, where hidden symbols act as personal relics and offer layered interpretations. The series reflects an understanding that personal history is rarely linear, but rather a tangled narrative of interconnected threads.
"Mother"
Plaster, Brown Paper, Spray Paint
2023
36 in x 36 in
An exploration of identity and self discovery. Inspired by my family and my story. At the age of 41 my mom decided to adopt my sister from China. Not long after she got home, she immediately knew she wanted my sister to have a little sister, 2 years later she adopted me! Adoption can often be accompanied with negative connotations, but it doesn’t always have to be that way! Part of being adopted is always asking yourself “What if” or “why” questions, but as I have gotten older I have come to terms with that fact that those questions may never get answered, and that’s okay. There’s no other family I’d rather call mine, and I’m so very lucky and thankful to have the life and the opportunities that I have.
"Squibble Squabble"
Plaster and Cardboard
2022
36 in x 30 in
My first abstract sculpture. Inspired by the idea of new beginnings and experimentation with color, shape, movement and materials.
"Maggie May"
Brown Paper, Painting Tape, Plaster, Spray paint
2024
36 in x 36 in
An abstract portrait of my childhood Dog Maggie May. Within this piece are hidden Symbols that I felt represented the wonderful life she had. The colors are used to represent her fur pattern and the gold is to represent her golden birthday. she unfortunately passed shortly after her 14th birthday. We miss and love you so much!
"Fear, Rejection, and accept-ion"
Brown Paper, Spackle, Spray paint
2023
36 in x 30 in
Created to mimic a creature-like, alien-like mutation monstrosity. A representation of my mental struggles that I deal with on a daily basis.
"Untitled"
Cardboard, Paper Clay, Acrylic Paint, plaster, Tin Foil
2023
60 in x 60 in
Inspired by the body. The exterior is covered in a variety of different surface treatments and different sized oraficies. The piece is meant for the audience to interact with it. Using their five senses, the audience is encouraged to physically interject themselves, ultimately becoming a part of the piece.
Famachee Series: “A” , “S” , “M” , “K”
(From Left to right)
2023
Cold Rolled Steel, Spray Paint, Wood
Inspired by the idea of deconstruction and reconstruction. Each piece is made up of 5 - 6 pieces. Each time they are reassembled, it forms a different sculpture from the last
"Untitled"
Cardboard and Plaster
2o23
15 in x 18 in
