Art has always been my passion. After 11 year of teaching fine art, I embarked on my life-long desire to become a potter in 1998. Now I am merging all the things I love and trying something new. I draw inspiration from past and present experiences and this is where ceramic meets fine art. My work explores the beauty of nature, color and form. I meticulously hand paint beautiful natures to create detailed piece representing my aesthetic and culture. The final work is unique and beautiful. I don’t use any stencil nor tools of any kind, no two pieces of my work are the same.
My work process is very meticulous and detail oriented. It starts by making all my ceramic by hand without using wheels. They are all organically shaped with different sizes. After, I hand draws the patterns and graphic and they are inspired by the beauty of the nature. I use two different type of clay, first is porcelain and second is black clay. The final work is unique and beautiful. I don’t use any stencil nor tools of any kind, no two pieces of my work are the same.
We respectfully acknowledge that the Filberg Festival takes place on the unceded traditional territory of the K'omoks First Nation, Gila 'kasla...Hay ch q'a'.
