From nests to constellations, my sculptures reveal the forms that hold us, connect us, and set us free.

  • Black-and-white concentric circular sculpture resembling layered rings, evoking geological strata or a cosmic eye.

    North

  • North (on the wall)

  • A suspended cascade of chains forms a feminine silhouette, inspired by women as the original water bearers—holders of milk, tears, blood, and emotion. Streams pour, honoring the life-giving waters women carry.

    Water Bearer

  • Illuminated grid of circular forms in warm amber and orange hues, representing lunar phases and cycles of gestation.

    Nine Months

  • Nine Months (being crated)

  • Affinity (California African American Museum)

  • Chandelier-like sculpture constructed of metal hardware, washers, and chains, combining industrial materials with elegance.

    A Hanging Light

  • Five black metal loops of varying sizes form vessel-like shapes on a white wall, casting soft shadows.

    Vessels

  • Vessels (alternate view)

  • Suspended wire sculpture in elongated womb-like form, casting a striking shadow on the wall and floor.

    Foremothers

  • Geometric golden sculpture composed of triangular facets, shimmering with light and resembling a crystalline form.

    Martha

  • As One

  • A suspended sculpture of abstract curved bridge shapes, layered in space to evoke motion, connection, and rising pathways.

    Crossings

  • A suspended sculpture of abstract curved bridge shapes, layered in space to evoke motion, connection, and rising pathways.

    Crossings (angled)