In a world dominated by mass production, we’re often asked to choose between beauty and utility, as though the two are inherently at odds. I reject that binary. As a fiber artist and hand block printed textiles artist committed to the well-being of our earth, I create one-of-a kind and limited-edition pieces that are meant to be lived with, worn, touched, sat upon, walked on, and incorporated into daily life. My work spans felting, skinnfell, block printing, and digital illustration, all grounded in the belief that functional art can be both deeply beautiful and deeply useful.

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As an artist and creative facilitator at Parallax 49, I bring the same ethos to the spaces I design: experiences that honor craft, care, and connection. Whether through art or facilitation, my aim is to cultivate presence, imagination, and relationship with the natural world and with one another. Living and working on the northwest coast of the Salish Sea, I draw constant inspiration from the land, waters, and ecosystems around me. Each piece I create carries that influence: unique, perspective-driven, and unlike anything else.

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I’m acutely aware of the harm the textile industry causes through toxic chemicals, dehumanizing labor practices, wasteful supply chains, and environmental degradation. Because of this, I work intentionally to source materials and partners who minimize harm and uphold integrity. At a minimum, the products I offer are sweatshop-free, printed with environmentally responsible inks, shipped in recycled or recyclable packaging, and produced to order to prevent waste. Whenever possible, I prioritize materials that are local, fair-trade certified, organically produced, and crafted from natural fibers.

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Transparency matters to me. If you ever have questions about my process, sourcing, or materials, I welcome them wholeheartedly. Connect with me here.