I Carry
Motherhood holds tremendous love, but with such an extreme feeling comes its opposite—the grief, depletion, and unseen labor that often go unspoken. My work gives form to these hidden parts of caregiving, honoring the emotional toll that lives beneath the surface of nurturing others. By acknowledging both the beauty and the heaviness, I hope to create space for honesty and compassion. In witnessing these truths, we make room for renewal, empathy, and deeper connection.
-
![]()
A Time to Weep
Stoneware, glaze, gold leaf, and thread
15 × 19 inches
-
![]()
The Shape of Holding On
Paper, acrylic, and ink, on wood panel
18 × 24 inches
-
![]()
Laid Bare
Paper ink and thread
5 × 7 inches
-
![]()
Held
Clay, acrylic and thread
-
![]()
Gathering the Fragments
Paper, acrylic, and pencils on wood panel
24 × 36 inches
-
![]()
The Lonely Place
Cotton Fabric, ink, acrylic, beads and thread
40 × 40 inches
-
![]()
Undone
Paper, yarn, ink, gouache, and thread
9 × 13 inches
-
![]()
My Everything
Cotton Fabric, ink, glass beads, and thread
40 × 40 inches
-
![]()
Poured Out
Stoneware, glaze, and gold luster
9.5 × 9.5 inches
-
![]()
Weeping Willow
Stoneware, glaze, gold luster, and thread
9 × 17 inches
-
![]()
Empty
Polymer clay, acrylic and ink
-
![]()
It's All Good
Polymer clay, acrylic, and ink
-
![]()
In the Shadows
Paper, acrylic, and ink on canvas
24 × 24 inches
-
![]()
Leave What's Heavy Behind
Stoneware, glaze, thread, and wood
19 × 34 inches
-
![]()
Lullaby
Paper, acrylic and graphite
25 × 31 inches
