If you have spent any time with me at all, you know that I am both a yoga teacher and an artist. In all of the work I do, my mission is to awaken a sense of spirit by exploring the connections between artful-living, nature, and creativity. I find a great sense of purpose in the artful movement, mindful breath, and lifestyle support of the yoga practice. But the very core of my identity is rooted in being an artist.

I love everything about being an artist: the endless ideas and inspiration, the messy art studio, building art, creating art, and exhibiting art. I have exhibited and sold many works of art over my career, nationally and internationally. My primary medium is handmade paper, but anything that crosses my path might become material for my expression. For nearly 20 years I have explored the art of hand paper-making from both pre-processed and raw plant fibers. My art process is always evolving as I find new ways to be inspired.

My artistic inspiration comes from the world of nature: the wisp of grass swaying in a winter wind, or the small sprout searching for the sun’s nourishment in spring. In each creation, I invoke a meditative quality reflecting upon the world of myth, story, and nature, suggesting a connection between all beings at their source. I layer stories of place and myth into handmade paper tapestries and manuscripts. What emerges through plant fibers, found materials, and vivid colors are artifacts of belonging and sacred offerings.

My work is highly detailed, heavily textured, and best experienced in person. I have several exhibits of my work during the holiday season. I invite you to join me at one of the locations listed below, or to make an appointment to visit the gallery at our Brownsville, VT studio!