Engram #17 decorative tray I’m always experimenting—letting materials interact

I’m always experimenting—letting materials interact in unexpected ways to reflect both the fluidity of water and the impact of climate change

pair the Ember Glass Vase with its counterpart

skin-loving bath bombs are infused with soothing essential oils

The vivid color contrasts and repetition of the subject has been said to subvert the mundane subject and allude to the amusing idea of a cow on an acid trip

Elevate your bath time with a touch of elegance and relaxation—Musée New Bath Balms bring both beauty and wellness into your home spa

Engram #17 decorative tray I’m always experimenting—letting materials interactPart of the series "Some Things to Remember", the "Engram" egg tempera paintings unfold like a visual language of memory. The pieces hover between revelation and mystery, neither fully legible nor fully abstract, suspended in a space that invites interpretation and take on script like qualitiesorganic shapes and marks that flow and cluster into installations resembling sentences or visual patterns. An engram is a hypothetical physical trace left in