This series uses historical ceramic vessels as a canvas to explore humanity's environmental impact, contrasting their cultural richness with imagery of single-use plastics. Vibrant and provocative, the works confront viewers with the unsettling beauty of pollution, prompting reflection on our relationship with plastic and its legacy. These are the pots of the Anthropocene.

Greek Psykter featuring dolphin riders and an Aquafina water bottle attached to the side
Minoan octopus flask that has become attached to a starbucks crumpled up cup
the reverse side of the octopus flask features Starbucks mermaids swimming menacingly
Greek jug with floral motif but hidden in the foliage is a water bottle that has been cast aside
Greek jug with floral motif but hidden in the foliage is a water bottle that has been cast aside
Iranian pot with ibex sheep motif but this sheep seems to have a plastic bag stuck on it's horns
porcelain vessel featuring colorful sculpted single use plastics jumping in and out of an ocean. a silvery school of fish swims beneath.
porcelain vessel featuring colorful sculpted single use plastics jumping in and out of an ocean. a silvery school of fish swims beneath.
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