Welcome!
I create stained glass works that use light, color, and symbolism to explore what is revealed, what remains hidden, and how fragments can be brought into relationship.
My work includes architectural windows, free-hanging panels, ritual objects, sculptural pieces, and site-responsive commissions.
About My Practice
I am a stained glass artist who uses light to explore the boundary between what is revealed and what remains hidden. As daylight moves through color, texture, pattern, and fragmented imagery, each work changes over time, allowing meaning to emerge through partial views and shifting conditions.
Drawing from Jewish mysticism and contemporary design, I give luminous form to spiritual, emotional, and ecological forces. I am especially interested in glass as both material and threshold: something that can illuminate, obscure, protect, and transform.
My work responds to the architecture, light, and lived experience of its surroundings. Whether created for a particular window or encountered as an independent object, each piece invites viewers to slow down and notice how light can alter an image, a space, and our perception of both.
Working with stained glass also offers me a deeply physical and restorative process. There is something powerful about breaking glass with intention, accepting its irregularities, and assembling separate fragments into a new whole. I feel honored to participate in a centuries-old craft while finding contemporary possibilities within it.
Background
I began working with stained glass in 2018, when I had the privilege of learning the foundations of the craft from Larry Ribbecke in Vermont. Later that year, I connected with artist Emily Bhargava in Boston, who generously shared her knowledge, mentorship, and studio space with me through 2019.
In 2019, I deepened my practice through an intensive at Pilchuck Glass School taught by Glenn Carter and Amy Whitmore.
From 2021 through 2024, I worked from Chimera Arts and Maker Space in Sebastopol, California, where I also taught beginner stained glass workshops. I continue to teach beginner and intermediate workshops for private groups, organizations, and community spaces.
My recent work includes stained glass mezuzahs, architectural windows, sculptural pieces, and collaborative installations that bring glass into conversation with ritual, place, memory, and personal symbolism.
Custom Stained Glass
I design and fabricate custom stained glass pieces for homes, businesses, community spaces, and meaningful occasions. Each commission is developed collaboratively, with close attention to the architecture, natural light, surrounding colors, and the story or feeling you want the finished work to hold. Designs are often inspired by personal symbols, photographs, drawings, or existing artwork.
Custom projects may include:
- Stained glass windows for doors, transoms, and architectural spaces
- Free-hanging panels for art, privacy, or filtered light
- Mezuzahs and other ritual or ceremonial objects
- Workshops for private groups, organizations, and special events
I work primarily with the copper foil method, which allows for detailed linework, organic forms, and layered compositions. Designs can range from minimal and geometric to colorful, symbolic, and highly intricate.
Every project begins with a conversation about the space, dimensions, imagery, timeline, and budget. Pricing varies depending on scale, complexity, materials, design development, and installation needs.
Start a Project
To inquire about a commission or workshop, please use the contact form below. When possible, include photographs of the space, approximate measurements, visual references, your preferred timeline, and any initial ideas you would like to explore.
I welcome inquiries for commissioned windows, custom panels, mezuzahs, private workshops, and organizational events. Custom work averages $450-650 per sq. ft, depending on the level of detail.