I am a gallerist/fiber artist creating tapestries and wall sculptures. My work embraces an impressionist art style, blending abstract and representational elements. Through fiber art, I seek to capture and convey the emotions and beauty of the natural world.

When I’m not working on commissioned artwork, I work in series; each artwork piece is different visually but expresses the same conceptual message. My focus is on form, tapestry composition, texture/color, and incorporating re-purposed materials.

I like working with fabric panels and constructing my fiber sculptures off-loom. When introducing found objects from nature or manufacture, it's
necessary to repeat the new design element through color, form, or texture to blend the soft and hard materials.  

Weaving is a very time-consuming art medium, and with that in mind, I always start with a sketch for a perspective on the size, proportion balance, and overall design. As I weave, the artwork takes on its unique character; Although I refer back to the sketch design for measurements, I quickly start designing on-loom directly.  

Working with sculptural form and abstract tapestry design seemed to put my work in a wide format wall art from the beggining of my career. 

Most of my pieces are oversized artwork, and I believe it's the "nature of the beast". Tapestry rugs, quilts, and sculptures tend to be significant memories that will be passed through generations.