The beauty of becoming an art educator is that it lets me drift from one idea to the next. I am constantly gaining information from my surroundings and giving it back to the world in a new way. I transform with the discovery of new styles, mediums, environments, people and experiences. These discoveries become connections that allow me to understand the importance of being both a teacher and an independent artist.

My style is natural to the core. As a result of living by the sea, and being brought up in a deep rooted family, my pieces have developed into a soft whisper of the past. Often times my works appear to have been thrown into the sea, returning as tattered and torn stories. With each work I am learning that excellence is not always perfection. In my eyes, small flaws are unique forms full of complex beauty and character. My little artistic imperfections tell stories and give my work a more personal quality.

May 2007: Bryant • Garcia • Mayfield • Meek • Sheets • Siha • Vanderburg • Woodley
December 2007: Baker • Kelly • Levesque • Neustel • Pierce • Thomas • Yang
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