My work explores the melting point – the moment where movement meets stillness, when matter
changes form yet retains the memory of motion. Through sculpting in wax and casting in sterling
silver, which I “whiten” by heating the metal and quenching it in water, I create jewelry pieces that
embody the spiral motions found in nature – between a leaf and a seashell.
The rings rest on the body in a unique orientation, emphasizing the relationship between movement,
material, and the body’s structure. The “whitened” silver offers a distinct sense of materiality – soft,
organic, almost breathing.
At this melting point, the solid metal becomes fluid in concept – a place where material, movement,
and memory merge into new creation.