I have been trained in a variety of media. My area of expertise is fibers, where I was trained in weaving, dyeing, embroidery, sewing, screen printing, as well as others. I have extensive knowledge of looms from inkle, to frame looms, rigid heddle looms, floor looms, Cranbrook looms, and beyond. Alongside this, I have been trained in sculpture, where I have experience with metalwork including welding, bronze casting, and soldering. Throughout my time at CSU, I took courses including, printmaking (intaglio and relief), ceramics (hand-building and wheel throwing), painting (oil and acrylic), sculpture (metal, wood, plaster, etc.) as well as others. I am well versed in artistic mediums, and have a passion for creating with attention to fine details and craftsmanship. A majority of my work focuses on moments in time, and how each individual moment has value. I am interested in memory, time, personal history, and evolution. These ideas shape the ways in which I work with materials as well as become the concept for the works themselves.