Paper was my first language.
Raised by two master papermakers, my earliest experiences were shaped by the rhythm of making—transforming fiber and water into something tangible through color, touch, and time. Growing up surrounded by the processes of handmade paper and color theory, I learned that materials carry stories and that creative practice is a way of understanding the world.
We bring creativity and expertise to everything we do.
Today, papermaking remains the foundation of my artistic exploration. Through handmade paper, pulp painting, and layered color, I continue to explore transformation, connection, and the emotional experience of materials—creating work that invites people to slow down, engage, and discover.
Colors vibrate with each other, layer
by layer whispering and shouting.
Pigment, pulp, and water form the foundation of each handmade work, where color becomes embedded into the material itself.
