A Nod to Place

Discover sculptural jewelry inspired by the coastline’s living dance and the map’s crafted verse—where nature’s rhythm meets human measure. Traditional bench fabrication, CAD-designed cast metals, and stacked Tyvek translate fluid coastal contours into wearable forms.

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A Nod to Geology

Discover sculptural Tyvek jewelry capturing the ghost of stone. Laser-cut, inked, and hand-stacked Tyvek creates tactile, three-dimensional forms inspired by hoodoos and sea stacks. As my studio practice evolves, I am unlikely to make these pendants again.

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From the Studio

  • An Old Book, a Continuing Question

    A 1932 publication on silversmith John Coney, a relative through my Poore family line, opens an exploration of making, lived experience, and the connections between his work and my own...

    An Old Book, a Continuing Question

    A 1932 publication on silversmith John Coney, a relative through my Poore family line, opens an exploration of making, lived experience, and the connections between his work and my own...

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