Stories held
in form.

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Serendipity honors the unexpected moments that change the course of a life.

Cast in polished bronze, her surface becomes a living reflection, gathering fragments of the room, the viewer and the light around her. Nothing remains fixed. With every step, she shifts, reminding us that beauty often appears when we release control and allow life to surprise us.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Serendipity is an ode to divine timing, chance encounters and the unplanned turns that lead us exactly where we were meant to be.

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I began this sculpture when I learned I was pregnant with Wylder.

Its mirrored form reflects more than light. To me, it holds a decade-long journey of self-reflection, growth and healing. Each mirrored tile represents a moment in a life… singular, unrepeatable and necessary. I am grateful for every one. Together, they carried me to the beauty of the here and now, a place I finally know how to appreciate and love.

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Euphoria captures the moment we stop asking permission to feel fully alive.

Cast in luminous amber acrylic, the figure appears to hold light within her body, shifting from flame to honey as she is viewed from different angles. Her transparency is not fragility, but freedom… an invitation to be seen, to take pleasure in our own form and to inhabit ourselves without apology.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Euphoria celebrates the beautiful surrender that comes when we release expectation and follow what makes us feel most alive.

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Karma is a meditation on the energy we place into the world and the way it finds its path home.

Cast in translucent blue acrylic, her body gathers light and returns it transformed. Like a ripple moving through water, every intention travels beyond what we can see. Nothing offered with love is ever wasted, and nothing we send outward disappears without leaving its trace.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Karma is not about punishment, but sacred reciprocity… the quiet truth that what we nurture returns, what we release transforms and every choice becomes part of the life we meet again.

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Aurora is a singular study in presence, form and the way color can hold emotion.

Created as a unique, one-of-a-kind work, her saturated blue surface transforms the familiar body into something elemental… vivid, still and entirely her own.

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Renewal honors the quiet courage of becoming new without erasing what came before.

Blue birds and blossoms travel across the body like memory transformed into beauty. She reminds us that renewal is not a return to who we once were, but the sacred act of carrying every lesson forward with grace.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Renewal celebrates the moment we choose life again… opening to a new season, a softer strength and the freedom to begin.

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Primavera is the spring within us… the part that awakens after every winter.

Her grounded, open form carries the energy of emergence: sensual, alive and unafraid to take up space. In silver, white orchids bloom from the body like spring arriving after a long winter. In Yves Klein blue, she holds both the depth of night and the promise of what is ready to bloom.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Primavera reminds us that beginning again is part of our nature. Life returns, the body remembers and something beautiful always finds its way toward the light.

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Journey is a reflection on the paths that change us from within.

The mushrooms emerge from a hidden opening in the body, growing from darkness into light. Like life itself, transformation often begins beneath the surface… in the detours, endings and unseen seasons that quietly reshape who we are becoming.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Journey honors the wisdom gathered along the way. The path is rarely straight, but every step becomes part of the sacred unfolding.

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Follow Your Heart is a reminder that the truest direction is often felt before it can be explained.

Quartz emerges through openings in the body like an inner compass made visible… light finding its way through every fracture, uncertainty and turning point.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, the work honors the courage to trust what calls us forward. The heart may not reveal the whole path, but it always knows the next honest step.

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Eternal holds the memory of time within the body.

Ammonite fossils emerge from her surface like ancient stories carried forward, their spirals tracing the rhythm of growth, change and return. What once lived in a distant sea becomes part of a new form, reminding us that nothing meaningful is ever truly lost.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Eternal honors the enduring essence beneath every transformation… the part of us that survives each ending, gathers wisdom and continues becoming.

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Ophelia is a meditation on beauty, surrender and the self that blooms beyond words.

White orchids emerge where her face would be, transforming identity into something living and untamed. Their delicate strength mirrors the body beneath them… rooted in stillness, yet always reaching toward the light.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Ophelia honors the grace of becoming without needing to explain who we are. She belongs to the artist’s private collection, with acquisition and edition inquiries considered.

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ZIYA · Divine Light turns the body into a source of illumination.

The shade conceals the face while warm light radiates outward, shifting attention from how she is seen to what she carries within. Created in black and white, the work traces the passage from darkness into light. The illuminated form does not erase the darkness; it transforms it, revealing that even our heaviest chapters can become a source of radiance.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, ZIYA honors the courage to trust the glow that guides us from within, even when the path ahead has not yet revealed itself.

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Mother Nature is a portrait of the body as landscape.

Her crystalline surface appears weathered by time, as though shaped by stone, water and light. The feminine form becomes earth itself… marked, imperfect and alive, holding both fragility and endurance.

Part of the Sacred Fool collection, Mother Nature honors the wisdom of the body and the cycles that shape us. She reminds us that beauty is not separate from change. It is formed through it.

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Deer John was the first sculpture I created for the Animalistic collection, and my goodbye in physical form.

Traditionally, a Dear John letter marks the end of a relationship. This became mine: a quiet declaration that I was leaving what was no longer healthy and choosing myself without needing to explain every detail. Some endings are not failures. They are the beginning of returning to yourself.

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Domesticated reflects a time when comfort began to feel like confinement.

She rests like a house cat… contained, familiar and made small enough to belong… while the serval skull remembers the wildness that once moved through her. The piece holds the tension between the life we learn to accept and the untamed self that refuses to disappear.

Part of the Animalistic collection, Domesticated marks the moment before return: the realization that the feral self was never gone. She was only sleeping.

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Man’s Best Friend examines the difference between devotion and obedience.

In a relationship that asked for loyalty without equality, I began to feel less like a partner and more like a possession… expected to sit, stay and shape myself around someone else’s command.

Part of the Animalistic collection, this piece refuses to confuse control with love. True partnership does not ask one person to become smaller, quieter or owned. Love meets us as equals.

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Rise Above is a reminder that protection does not have to become confinement.

Held high above her head, the turtle shell becomes both shelter and guide… a roof against the storm and a symbol of the ancient wisdom we carry within. She stands in the noise without belonging to it, choosing steadiness over reaction and her own light over the darkness around her.

Part of the Animalistic collection, Rise Above is not about escaping chaos. It is about moving through it with discernment, refusing to be pulled beneath it and remembering that even in the storm, we can remain rooted in who we are.

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Illegal was born from the experience of being told I did not belong.

Created from a time when my own right to remain in a country felt uncertain, the alien skull transforms the language of otherness into power. Her raised fingers are an unapologetic refusal to surrender… a message to every person, system and circumstance that tried to diminish me or break my spirit.

Part of the Animalistic collection, Illegal is a reclamation of identity. What was meant to make her feel foreign becomes her crown. What was meant to silence her becomes a gesture of survival, sovereignty and self-possession: I am still here, and I belong to myself.

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Return to the Wild is a reclamation of instinct.

Crowned with an animal skull and moving close to the earth, she is neither hiding nor asking permission. Her posture holds both vulnerability and readiness… the body remembering the intelligence it carried before it learned to make itself smaller.

Part of the Animalistic collection, Return to the Wild marks the moment survival becomes sovereignty. She is not becoming less human. She is returning to the untamed wisdom that was always hers.