Be a worm,
Touch some dirt.
Who I am
As a trans nonbinary ceramic artist in Seattle, I use the human form and chimeric figures to explore the embodied impact of complex trauma. My sculptural work blends flesh and nature to expose fragmented truths about gender, desire, and healing. In contrast, my functional ware employs bright colors to evoke childlike playfulness. Across all forms, clay becomes a language for vulnerability, transformation, and reclamation.
All I’ve done.
EDUCATION
University of California, Davis - Bachelor of Science, Animal Science
AWARDS & GRANTS
Burning Man Global Arts Grant – $1,500 – 2018
First Place – Sierra College Student Art Show, Rocklin, CA – 2013
First Place – Truckee-Tahoe Student Art Show, Truckee, CA – 2012
Group Exhibitions
Seattle Art Fair, Pottery Northwest Community Artist, Seattle, WA – July 2025
Digging Deeper, Pottery Northwest, Seattle, WA – Jan–Apr 2025
Burning Man Art Installation, Collaborative Ceramics & Multimedia Project, Black Rock City, NV – Aug 2024
Sierra College Student Art Show, Rocklin, CA – First Place – 2013
Truckee-Tahoe Sierra College Art Show, Truckee, CA – First Place – 2012
Teaching Experience
Craft Center – University of California, Davis | Screen Printing on Ceramics Instructor | Sep 2018 – Sep 2019
Davis Art Center – Davis. CA | Wheel Throwing Instructor | Sep 2018 - Dec 2018
Professional Experience
Pottery Northwest – Seattle, WA | Studio Monitor, Extra Help | Jun 2024 – Present
Craft Center – University of California, Davis | Ceramics Volunteer | Sep 2015 – Sep 2020
Circle of Bees, Inc. – Davis, CA | Art Grant Writer | Nov 2017 – Mar 2018
Sierra College – Rocklin & Truckee, CA | Ceramics Studio Technician | Jan 2012 – Jun 2015