This desert is a mosaic of interdependence—where bats pollinate saguaros, coyotes regulate prey, and flash floods carve new paths for life. It’s a fragile balance, shaped by fire, water, and heat, yet endlessly resilient. When I work clay, I feel part of that cycle: earth reshaped by water and hardened by fire. Each piece is a reflection of the desert’s truth—that survival and beauty are inseparable.

Autumn – Studio Time!

Cooler temperatures allow me to spend lots of time in the studio
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Pottery begins with the simplest of elements: clay, water, and fire. Clay is a natural material formed from weathered rock and minerals, shaped by rivers and time. When I work with it, I feel connected to the same processes that shaped the desert around me—erosion, sediment, and heat. Each vessel is more than an object; it’s a collaboration between earth and maker, carrying traces of both geology and imagination.