Translating these ideas into my pottery, I try to find a balance between proportions and form. Using sharp angles and surface additions and design to resemble architectural motifs, alongside atmospheric firing methods to create expressive surfaces from the time experienced by the work in the kiln’s environment. As well as the unique intimacy and interactability of a handmade object paralleling the idea of architecture as publicly interactable art.
These themes stem from my time being around architecture and pottery from a young age. My grandfather is a potter and taught me the craft from a relatively young age, while my grandmother was an architect (lighting designer to be more specific); I think it’s from them where I draw these qualities and aesthetics into my work. The generationality of learning a craft from your elder and how that practice develops over time. As well as how the qualities of the people and places we are around shape ourselves and objects.
Education
2026 San Diego State University
Bachelor of the Arts
Applied Design; Emphasis in Clay
Exhibitions
2026 28th Annual Student Award Exhibition, Juried Group Exhibition
Flor y Canto & Everett Gee Jackson Galleries
San Diego, CA
2025 27th Annual Student Award Exhibition, Juried Group Exhibition
Flor y Canto & Everett Gee Jackson Galleries
San Diego, CA
Growing Pains, Ceramics III Group Exhibition
Everett Gee Jackson Gallery
San Diego, CA
2024 26th Annual Student Award Exhibition, Juried Group Exhibition
Flor y Canto & Everett Gee Jackson Galleries
San Diego, CA
Awards
2026 28th Annual Student Award Exhibition
Dean’s Choice, Fowler College of Business
2024 26th Annual Student Award Exhibition
Dean’s Choice, College of Engineering