Soft Currents: Bowls of Color, Motion, and Becoming.
This collection explores the bowl as a site of movement rather than containment. Color drifts, gathers, and settles across scalloped forms, echoing natural rhythms found in water, petals, and light. Soft, yet grounded, these bowls reflect a transformation shaped by attention, repetition, and curiosity. Together, they invite reflection on the gradual nature of becoming. These forms suggest that growth is rarely sudden, but shaped over time through layers of experience, reflection, change, and the willingness to remain open.
Unfolding Joy
This hand-built bowl opens like a bloom at full expression. Rings of color radiate outward moving in rhythmic conversation. The scalloped edge frames the motion, holding both energy and balance. It reflects the joy of experimentation and trust placed in process, where color becomes a language of feeling rather than control.
Quiet Tide
This hand-built bowl moves with the restraint of a receding tide. Pale tones drift and settle across the surface, layered like sediment shaped by slow, repeated motion. The scalloped rim echoes the rhythm of water meeting shore: pulling back, returning, never rushing. Subtle warmth and speckling emerge only on closer look, rewarding patience and attention. The piece reflects the power of steady movement, where change happens not through force, but through consistency and time.
12 inches.
Burgeoning Bloom
This hand-built bowl began as an exploration of plumage—of color unfolding outward like a peacock’s feather in motion. Its surface is bold and textured, carrying flashes of tones that radiate with energy rather than blend seamlessly. The movement is intentional but imperfect, embracing the creative uncertainty that accompanies every beginning. As the first bowl of this form, it holds the honesty of experimentation, celebrating how creativity flourishes not through perfection, but through curiosity, and openness.