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The Vision

My art is a reflection of my belief that even things that have been discarded, overlooked, or forgotten can be given a new purpose and a new story. After more than two decades as a nurse, I've spent my life caring for people and today I pour that same compassion, emotion, and connection into creating art.

I transform scrap steel, old tools, gears, chains, and forgotten pieces of metal into sculptures that celebrate strength, resilience, faith, love, and the human experience.

Every weld carries a little piece of my journey, and I hope each finished piece reminds someone that beauty can come from brokenness and that nothing-- and no one-- is without value.

My goal is not simply to make something beautiful, but to create something that makes people stop, feel, smile, remember or see themselves in the story within the metal.

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About

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At 47, I consider myself blessed to wear many hats: husband, proud girl dad to two teenagers and a college student, dog dad to three, nurse, and artist.

For 21 years, I have dedicated my life to nursing, a profession that has taught me the true meaning of resilience, compassion, strength, and the beauty of the human spirit. Through the people I have cared for and the stories I have witnessed, I have learned that even the most broken things can hold incredible beauty, purpose, and strength. These lessons continue to inspire the heart and soul of my art.

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My artistic journey began with graffiti, evolved into woodworking, and ultimately led me to welded metal art in 2024. Working with upcycled steel, discarded metal, and forgotten treasures allows me to transform materials with a past into sculptures with new life and meaning.

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For me, art is about seeing beauty where others see something broken or forgotten. Through my work, I hope to inspire others, spark emotion,  and remind people that even the most unexpected things can become something extraordinary.

The Process

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We begin by sourcing industrial steel parts from abandoned factories and industrial sites, preserving the raw history of the metal.

Each piece undergoes precision welding and technical shaping to ensure structural integrity and a seamless sculptural form.

We apply a technical finish that highlights the corrosion and texture of the reclaimed steel, creating a unique visual narrative.

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