Where Moss Grows

"All night I heard the small kingdoms breathing around me / the insects and the birds who do their work in the darkness". - Mary Oliver

Where Moss Grows evokes a living forest through ceramic sculptures. Each piece is an intricately-textured tree form that, on a closer look, reveals a mini-ecosystem. A frog prepares to catch a bug, a raccoon peers into a tree hollow, snails make their way over flowing bark, mushrooms and moss sprout from nooks and crannies. Each sculpture captures a moment of looking, reaching, or growing, shaped by curiosity and instinct.

The work centers on small details, inviting viewers to slow down and notice what is often overlooked. Through detailed textures and intimate scenes, Where Moss Grows reflects on attention as a way of connecting with the natural world, how careful looking reveals complexity, intention, and life unfolding on a small scale.