This collection is about the things I allow myself when I'm far away from home. It's about who I am when I am anywhere, untethered from my time zone, habits and expectations; where strangers become friends and my friends are frozen in time, waiting for my return. Sometimes I am full. Sometimes I am empty. And sometimes I drink before noon.

This collection is less about evoking a sense of place as it is about the texture and symmetry I find in the chaos and perfection of nature. I want to capture a world I can touch because there is no better cure for an overactive mind than tactile engagement. The natural world has the power to save me from myself.

This is an evolving collection centered around the idea of home, wherever you find it. It is about the warm complexity of living among others and the subtle balance of autonomy in our relationships. It is also about recognizing the innate beauty of utility, which imbues both the people, architecture and possessions that help us live our lives.