This collection is based on where ammonites, and their companions, can be found- in pebbles, near rocks, driftwood and discarded fishing tackle. 

Hand‑crafted bowls and sculptures sit on fragments of driftwood creating a quiet tension between what is precious/of value and what is discarded/seen as worthless. 

The silver, shaped with precision and intention, contrasts with the driftwood’s weather‑worn surface and corroded metal remnants. Together, they reveal how value shifts in context: how the crafted and the precious gain new resonance when placed against materials shaped only by chance, erosion, and neglect.