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About Me
My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
My exploration into ceramics started in 1989. I was living in a remote Northern California hot springs cooperatIve community after spending eight years in Ireland, where I had achieved brief fame as the countries only belly dancer. I would drive the winding roads to Shasta Junior College, nearly ninety minutes away two to three times a we
My exploration into ceramics started in 1989. I was living in a remote Northern California hot springs cooperatIve community after spending eight years in Ireland, where I had achieved brief fame as the countries only belly dancer. I would drive the winding roads to Shasta Junior College, nearly ninety minutes away two to three times a week. This was a very difficult time in my life and later I would reflect back on the tremendously healing benefits of clay work.
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
While clay is my primary focus, recently I have been playing with other mediums. I have been adding textured and stained glass and found objects to my sculpted tile wall pieces. Also I have been exploring painting more, moving from mandalas to more abstract work.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
Nature. I have the good fortune to live across the street from a marvelous park where I take daily walks and bike rides. My own yard and garden is glorious and filled with birds and other wildlife. And I love to travel. There is a palpable energy in beauty and this is where I go to for inspiration.