Snaggletooth, 2024

Tabletop Object
Bronze, Wood, Orchid
250 x 175 x 150 mm

This sculptural planter reimagines the crocodile’s jaw as a vessel for life, merging natural flora and fauna with manmade processes. The highly polished bronze form, modeled after a real crocodile skull, devours an orchidin bloom; inviting reflection on the tension between aggression and delicacy, strength and fragility, predator and prey.

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(Co)Incidental, 2025

Pendant & Brooch
Silver
60 x 50 x 6 mm

Inspired by the intersection of mathematics and evolution, this dual-purpose silver piece questions our “coincidental” perception of the natural world. The repetitive, swirling curves and radiating points resemble both the ratio of the Fibonacci sequence and proportion of sea shells.

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Sleepyshell, 2024

Tabletop Object
Bronze
205 x 160 x 45 mm

Cast from models of long-gone tortoises, this work captures the beauty of of corporeal creatures without abandoning morality in favor of materials. Rather than sacrificing precious lives, this bronze shell uses precious metals to challenge mortality- not exacerbate it.

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Contra, 2025

Ring
Silver
33 x 27 x 11 mm

This sculptural rendition of an everyday object, the hammer, brings silversmithing tools to one’s fingertips; the dual ends expressing harshness and polarity.

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Saddest Man in Portugal, 2025

Pendant
Silver
44 x 26 x 1 mm

Utilizing positive and negative space alone to create chiascuro, this pierced piece serves as a portrait of author Fernando Pessoa. Inspired by his work, The Book of Disquiet, or “the saddest book in Portugal”, this pendant similarly explores contradiction and paradox.

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Human Jaw, 2023

Ring Set
Silver
27 x 23 x 15 mm

How does a ring relate to the body, and the body relate to a ring? This piece is an embodiment of making the internal, external; exposing the most core parts of ourselves to put on display in the form of jewelry.

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After Amsterdam, 2024

Ring
Silver
37 x 20 x 10 mm

Taken from the infinite walkways over the endless canals of Amsterdam, a fleeting moment of time is made permanent in precious metals and stones.

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Lizard Breath, 2025

Chain Belt & Buckle
Silver, Steel Chain
93 x 42 x 17 mm

Borrowing childhood nicknames and the likeness of creatures that inspired them, this buckle creatively clasps together chains and identities.

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A Cat’s Cradle, 2023

Pendant
Silver
41 x 23 x 9 mm

An homage to learning how to create with just one’s hands, it is childhood antics that bring this pendant to life. Hands once small that only tangled temporary ropes now twist timeless wire into even smaller ones.

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Para, 2025

Ring
Silver
Dimensions
20 x 4 x 3 mm

A fabricated ring made with only the simplest shapes, tools, and techniques. An expression of the benefits of constraints.

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Barca Baby, 2024

Ring
Silver
51 x 8 x 6 mm

A sculptural signet ring inlayed with jasper, rock hounded in the ancient river beds of Montana. For my barcelona bestfriend; an ode to long distances and even longer friendships.

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Like Clockwork, 2023

Earrings
Silver, Onyx
30 x 25 x 4 mm

Inspired by A Clockwork Orange, this asymmetrical earring set explores the fractured self. One eye is alert and jagged, the other quiet and withdrawn—representing two halves of a mind in conflict.

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Mine, 2024

Ring
Silver, Raw Sapphire
53 x 12 x 6 mm

Sourced from the rugged terrain of Montana, a hand grasps a raw sapphire; contrasting polished silver with unrefined stone. This piece speaks to
the tension between beauty and control- what we treasure, what we try to keep, and the wildness that remains despite our hold.

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Sharp Object, 2023

Pendant
Silver
24 x 15 x 1 mm

Directly peirced from a real razorblade, this pendant explores forbidden objects and the effect of wearing them.

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Junk, 2023

Pendant
Silver
25 x 18 x 1 mm

What is trash and what is treasure? This pendant is a recreation of a canned bottle top, looking nearly identical but viewed in a much different light.

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Last Updated 25.07.06