As the Ceramics Director at the Jansen Art Center in Lynden, WA, I have the privilege of teaching traditional wheel throwing and sharing my passion for ceramics. My work is guided by instinct and creativity yet firmly anchored in the principles of art and design. I remain committed to what inspires me in the moment, allowing each piece to evolve organically. The process of creating, feeling the clay take shape, refining it, and watching it transform, matters to me just as much as the final piece. It’s that balance of hands-on work and seeing the outcome that keeps me passionate about pottery.
As the Ceramics Director at the Jansen Art Center in Lynden, WA, I have the privilege of teaching traditional wheel throwing and sharing my passion for ceramics. My work is guided by instinct and creativity yet firmly anchored in the principles of art and design. I remain committed to what inspires me in the moment, allowing each piece to evolve organically. The process of creating, feeling the clay take shape, refining it, and watching it transform, matters to me just as much as the final piece. It’s that balance of hands-on work and seeing the outcome that keeps me passionate about pottery.
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