This series draws inspiration from historic American quilt blocks — objects made by hand, often by our mothers and grandmothers, and passed down through generations. There is something profound about that kind of making: patient, precise, and offered as an act of love. And of course, a quilt will envelop you in warmth.

Many viewers read these abstract forms as butterflies, and there's something aspirational in that: a butterfly simply opens its wings and lets the air currents carry it. Sometimes it's nice to go where the winds take us.

Inspired by Bargello needlework, where rhythmic patterns emerge through the meticulous shifting of stitches, this series reflects a simple idea: life's most meaningful journeys are rarely straight, and it's in the detours that we find its richness. Read more about the inspiration behind the series.

Built from bold, geometric color fields, this series strips the medium down to its essentials: hue, shape, and the way light catches the grain of the straw.