The Return of Light

For years, light has quietly lived alongside my jewelry.

Not as a collection or a business, but as another way of exploring material, form, and atmosphere.

Some pieces found homes through interior designers and private commissions. Others stayed in the studio, influencing the work in ways that weren't always obvious.

I've never been interested in separating disciplines. Whether it's a necklace, a bronze object, or a chandelier, I'm asking the same questions: What gives an object presence? How does material shape emotion? When does something become more than the sum of its parts?

Every piece begins differently. Some start with a found object. Others with a cast bronze form, a length of chain, or an old brass frame waiting to become something else. There is no formula. Only a conversation with the materials.

Long before they're illuminated, these works exist as sculpture. Light simply becomes another material.

Bringing them to the website isn't a new direction.

It's an invitation into the Workshop.