In 2016 I moved to California and now reside in San Francisco. Most days, I can be found teaching wheel throwing classes at different studios around the city. When I’m not teaching, I’m working on my own creations. I love making objects meant to live in both the home and on the altar.
My art centers on the relationship between ancestry, spirituality, nature, and functionality. I create vessels such as offering bowls, jars, and planters, along with incense burners and deity figures. Each piece reflects a reverence for craft and the ways clay connects us to the earth and to memory.
Born and raised in Broward County, Florida, with family roots in Montego Bay, Jamaica, I have always been drawn to making. What began as childhood experiments with sewing, drawing, and texture evolved into a lifelong devotion to clay. I knew from a young age that I would be an artist, and I feel honored to have found my path in ceramics.
Through clay, I continue to honor my heritage and explore the spiritual and cultural ties that shape my artistic vision. I consider my art practice both grounding and reflective for myself, and I aim for it to be a way for others to connect within themselves.
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Recipient, Waller Artist Residency Program. Clayroom SF, San Francisco CA
Group Exhibition, Lost Objects Altar. Dream Farm Commons, Oakland, CA
Emerging Artist Scholarship. West Coast Craft, San Francisco, CA
Continued Education Scholarship. Broward College, Davie, FL
Group Exhibition, Water Protector Gallery Show. SFSU, CA
Solo Exhibition, SMAart Gallery and Studio, San Francisco, CA
Collaborative Project, Art for the Movement. Black Culture Zone, Oakland CA