Transformation Takes Form.

Within every form lies the potential for meaning.

Circles, spheres, and geometric structures become vessels of purpose, resilience, and relationship. Through steel, we explore the dialogue between shadow and light, strength and vulnerability, permanence and renewal.

As a fourth-generation sheet metal worker raised in the Pacific Northwest, the language of steel has always surrounded me. Over time, I discovered this language spoke not only of function, but also of connection. What began as trade and craft grew into a practice of art — one that gives industrial material new expression through works that invite engagement, imagination, and discovery.

I was raised by people who took risks, pushed into new territory, and helped shape the built environment we all share.

My sculptures have appeared in settings both intimate and celebrated. I've had the honor of creating works for private collections, as well as the Seattle Seahawks, Amazon, and Make-A-Wish Foundation Alaska & Washington. Today, my work continues to evolve through public exhibitions, collaborations, and commissioned projects.

At the heart of my practice is a simple conviction: art has the power to awaken. Steel — often seen as rigid, heavy, or industrial — can carry meaning and presence when shaped with intention. My goal is not only to craft enduring works of art, but also to create experiences of wonder and revelation for those who encounter them.

Based in Seattle.

Available in your world—wherever that is.