In my jewellery artwork, I capture moments from my daily life in the form of physical objects that can be worn by others. I record subtle spaces in plaster. They are physical expressions of feelings and experiences with that which I use everyday. I reflect on simple common objects such as my bedpost, the doorknob of my favorite café, plastic spoons from the local ice cream shop, visits with a friend, or the touch between a mother and a child. Yet each one defines the horizon of an emotional landscape that I experience daily. I cast my own body and the bodies of friends and family. Each piece has captured a moment of my life, and has a means by which I can connect and reconnect to others.

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The objects are quietly mathematical. The forms of geometry are
easily related to the human-made. The rectangle appears throughout
the synthetic world. Yet in nature the rectangle is missing.
Created by man; elevators, subways, and tunnels are enclosures of great discomfort.
The sharp lines and planes of an elevator resemble those of a cube.
An unnaturally round tunnel echoes a cylinder.

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