Motherhood has deeply shaped my artistic practice, attuning me to the intuitive, cyclical, and often unseen aspects of life. It offers a lived experience of duality—self and other, nurturing and fierce—which echoes in my work as I explore the unconscious forces beneath daily reality.
I’m particularly drawn to how motherhood opens access to the unconscious: a space of intuition, dream logic, and ancestral memory. My use of imagery—such as the moon and fragments of my children’s bodies—serves as portals into emotional and psychic terrain. Through sculpture and layered photography, I seek to reveal the invisible architectures of the psyche.
My work invites a slowing down—a reimagining of how we engage with objects and images. By merging natural and inner worlds, and collapsing boundaries between media, I create spaces where the unseen becomes felt, and the complexity of being alive—especially in quiet, tender moments—comes into view.
Obsidian Totem
Three Moons
Moon in Rock
Three Foggy Moons
Two Blue Moons
Hands Up
Blue Moon
Speck of Gold
Waves into Rock
Wedged Moon
Black and White Crescents
Childs Play
Two Crescents
Full Moon in Coral
Black Crescent in Flourite
Two Crescents in Jade
Our Footsteps in Sand
Curling Wave
Crescent in Rose Quartz
Moon over an Oak
Light as a Feather, Hard as Rock