Mosaic art with soul and spirit.

I didn’t plan to become an artist. One day, I picked up a piece of glass—and everything changed.

For years, I worked in practical worlds that valued logic and results. It was good work, but it didn’t feed my soul. When I began creating mosaics, something inside me finally said yes, this.

Mosaic art found me when I needed to remember what’s real. Gathering fragments, seeing where they belong, and watching them catch light taught me balance and trust. It became a way of listening, of letting meaning take form in its own time.

Every piece begins with intention. Sometimes it’s a custom pet portrait that holds love and memory. Other times it’s a sacred mosaic created for reflection or ritual. Whatever the purpose, I create from presence, not pressure, letting beauty unfold naturally.

I work with authentic materials —stained glass, gemstones, beads, and reclaimed fragments — that already carry a story. Light doesn’t shine through my mosaics; the materials reflect, enhance, and return it to the viewer. Each surface holds a quiet shimmer, a reminder that harmony matters more than perfection.

To me, art and spirit are the same conversation. What we focus on grows; what we love returns. Each mosaic begins in fragments and becomes whole again, demonstrating how love finds its form.

My studio is my sanctuary, alive with rhythm and devotion. Every mosaic is both mirror and offering, a way to hold what matters and let it be seen anew.

Whether it’s a memorial pet portrait [LINK], a sacred mosaic [LINK], or another piece [LINK], my work honors what already is: the love we carry, the stories that shape us, and the light that always returns.