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Slippery SlopeSlippery Slope (2025) is a ceramic painting that demonstrates the movement of glazes during a firing in the kiln. Certain glazes develop tertiary hues through the chemical changes that occur at high temperatures while others swirl together to create unpredictable patterns. The work is about chain reactions and timelines, embracing both anticipated and serendipitous cause and effect relationships.

3D-scanned Northern environments

and the potential held in vulnerability

spontaneous

teeth bared

their stories remain unknown

and wrists seen in non-secular medieval painting

Nature is a third presence

suspending a single moment on glass

Inspired by 17th century Dutch still-life painting

Claws"" is a photographic image of a hand equipped with claws - a performative extensions made of cast bronze

distortion

obscuring and further abstracting the image beneath