Outside of work, you’ll usually find me behind the potter’s wheel. It’s a practice that keeps me grounded in cause and effect. Every movement matters, pressing too hard, too fast, or without intention immediately reshapes the form in front of you. There’s no abstraction to hide behind.

What I love most is that pottery is both controlled and responsive. You can have a vision, but the material pushes back. It requires patience, sensitivity, and a willingness to iterate in the moment.