I stumbled into jewelry when I decided to turn one of my 3d computer models into a metal object and then was astonished at how I felt when I held it in my hand. I made computer to metal my work process. I design on a computer, 3d print, have it cast, do the finishing work. I’m self-taught in computers. I’m also self-taught in jewelry, picking up things from classes or figuring out what I need to do to get the effect I want. With these materials and skills, I can make almost anything I imagine. Stones tell me what to do. I love silver’s colors and stubbornness. Gold works for me as a color.
Since I have an intense desire to search and explore, I seldom do the same thing twice. Each piece is both jewelry and art: As an exploration, it’s art; since it can be worn, it’s jewelry. The finished pieces are detailed and different. They have stories, encourage thoughts, spark conversations, and they have a beauty with a touch of the sinister, which is my sense of humor. Beauty in unusual forms.
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