I am a multidisciplinary artist based in Fairfield County, CT. I’m interested in how objects are made, taken apart, and made again. My work with fiber and other materials explores the lives of things. The ways they hold memory, labor, and belief.
After studying Industrial Design, I became fascinated by what I call “objects made in good faith,” things that feel honest about their materials and intentions. I build tools and forms that reflect care and interconnection, using both found and self-made components.
My process is rooted in making by hand. I look to older forms of technology and design for guidance, reworking their shapes and patterns to imagine new kinds of relationship between materials, makers, and histories.