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Corals are alchemists that turn sunlight into stone, turn empty seas into cathedrals of life. All at once, corals are plants, rocks, animals, flowers, archives, islands.

Individually, they are almost too small to see and yet, over millennia, they build structures that are visible from space.

What might it mean to think, design, and collaborate like corals? How can we carry their lessons of non-euclidian thinking, collaborative support and hyperbolic growth into our own future as a species?

Transitioning my creative outputs into an environmentally-engaged sculptural practice has felt like a natural and inevitable evolution, combining my background in restoration design research, with my affinity for embodied and ecological material processes.

Today, I explore the rhythms and geometries of the reefscape through photography, ceramics, blown & cast glass, and metalworking.