A side table made by hand from walnut and inlaid brass with maple wedged tenons.
Detail of a wedged tenon with walnut and maple.
A shelving unit designed for kitchen organization, but adaptable for other uses and orientations. Made by hand from maple using dado and rabbet joints with walnut wedged tenons.
Wedged tenon with walnut
The historical tulipiere was meant to serve as a way to create a flower bouquet with the form of the vase itself. These two vases embrace the inherent materiality of the clay, while also creating forms that create interesting flower arrangements without effort on the part of the user.
Bisque-fired vases built by hand-sculpting and coiling.
Glazed and fired
A Dinner Party. All of the components of this dinner set are meant to stimulate the sense of touch in some manner. Either in a contrast of textures through glazing application, surface treatment, or a combination of both. Some are meant to be noticed with the hand, while others are felt with the lips and mouth.
Rodin’s Hands
Memorial for the Deported, Paris, France. Gelatin Silver Print.
Qutub Minar Complex, Delhi, India. Photograph taken on black and white 35 mm film. Developed film by hand, scanned, lightly edited in Photoshop and printed on plotter.
A garlic basket that is a riff on traditional basket weaving techniques, as well as a combination of round reed with yarn, this basket reinterprets traditional garlic baskets.
I used the natural gradient of the reed to emphasize the spiral pattern of the weaving.
One of a set of baskets commissioned by David Zwirner Gallery for one of their artists that was meant to hold a magnum wine bottle.