My stained glass art is a reflection of the world as I experience it—shaped by shifting light, changing seasons, and the quiet details often overlooked. From the colors of the sky to the textures of nature and the patterns of everyday life, I transform these inspirations into pieces that capture both movement and stillness.

Much of this work happens in my tiny kitchen studio, where creativity finds its place among the rhythms of daily life. In this small, familiar space, I design and assemble each piece, watching as light moves across the glass and brings it to life. The intimacy of my workspace mirrors the intention behind my art—thoughtful, grounded, and deeply connected to the world just outside my door.

Through my work, I aim to create a sense of connection—to nature, to place, and to the subtle beauty that surrounds us. Each piece tells a story, not only of the materials, but of the moments and landscapes that inspired it.