A L C H E M Y

A modern sculpture resembling a mushroom, made of a light-colored material, placed on a wooden surface against a plain wall.
A piece of cloudy, textured paper with a mixture of light pastel colors including beige, blue, and hints of green.
A white mushroom sculpture with a cap covered in black text and a smooth stem, set against a plain white background.
Digital illustration of two pink and white mushrooms with tall, slender stems and rounded caps, depicted with a watercolor-like texture.

a romantic fine art series blending organic form, ritual process, and sculptural storytelling

Flora-inspired sculptures made from reclaimed materials and built slowly through ritual. Each piece is an intuitive artifact—organic, enchanting, and ready to find its home.

what is Alchemy?

a fine art series of intuitive sculpture—handcrafted heirlooms formed from salvaged paper, plaster, and scraps. What began as a personal ritual now extends into an ongoing practice: small, layered offerings of care, built inch by inch, piece by piece.

Every sculpture evolves in its own rhythm, until it reveals the form it was always meant to take—mushroom, cactus, tree, or something in between.

Each a talisman of transformation. These works are beautiful, sustainable, emotionally grounded, and built to last. They offer a collector-friendly entry point into fine art, with each piece carrying its own story of care, curiosity, and quiet becoming.

inspired by

otherworldly botanicals

Intuitive sculptures—rooted in a strange sense of nature, shaped by instinct, and becoming something from just beyond.

The image shows a scenic view of mountains in the distance with clouds and a body of water in the foreground. There are a few trees and a modern building with wooden siding in the lower part of the image.

strange mushrooms, spindly cacti, or snake plants with a slightly surreal bend. Some, like cypress, stretch tall and reaching. Others stay low and clustered —wild sprouts popping up with quiet presence and individual charm.

like something overgrown in a forgotten corner of a cosmic garden

Three different types of crumpled beverage containers: an aluminum soda can, a paper or foil can that is partially crushed, and a plastic water bottle, all folded and distorted.

sustainability ethos

Alchemy is transformation—using scraps of one world to craft something from another. Every sculpture begins with reclaimed materials and found objects, worked entirely by hand in small batches. Nothing is wasted, and each piece carries the mark of a slower, more deliberate way of making.

A flat lay of a jewelry and perfume arrangement on a paper with handwritten text. Items include a string of pearls, a perfume bottle labeled "Eau de Parfum", a gold lid with coffee beans, and an open notebook or letter with gold accents.

Reclaimed Materials

Paper Mache

Paper, Fabric, Scraps + thread

Found objects, reclaimed wood,

cement core

plaster, resin, paints

A bride and groom standing outdoors in front of a large historic building with tall windows and an ornate roof, surrounded by neatly trimmed bushes and trees.

a soft neutral palette with pops of gelly pastels and neon speckling.

A couple sharing a kiss at their wedding surrounded by friends and family outdoors, with some guests holding bouquets of flowers.

storied surfaces shift from frayed to clouded to shimmers

sculptural features

a poetic phrase might peek through the paper layers

White ceramic sculpture resembling a mushroom with a large cap and a smaller cap in the middle, placed on a wooden table next to a metal bowl and a glass container.
A white mushroom with a tall, pointed cap and a thick stem, set against a black background.
“Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.”
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Each piece grows slowly—layered by hand over days, weeks, sometimes months. What emerges is guided by texture, weight, timing, and feel. This is a sculptural rhythm rooted in care, not control.

intuitive process

A beige high-heeled sandal with a strap covered in sparkly glitter, placed on top of a white box with gold lettering and a large beige and gold bow decoration. The box is on a gray surface next to another similar box.

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collector experience

My sculptural practice is ongoing—dozens of pieces in progress at any given time, each evolving through slow, layered transformation.

Each Alchemy sculpture is one-of-a-kind—and so is each collector. Share a few preferences—form, palette, size—and I’ll complete the piece that feels most aligned.

Whether you're drawn to a piece in progress or commissioning one from scratch, you're inviting a living artifact into your space.

Small works begin at $300, with larger pieces starting around $1,200. Timelines vary, but each sculpture is made with care.

JOIN THE COLLECTOR WAITLIST

These sculptures grew out of stillness, from scraps and curiosity. They became a garden of soft magic—botanical forms shaped by intuition and care.

If a piece speaks to you, trust that feeling. The right sculpture always finds its home.

A woman in a sleeveless dress standing on a beach with her back to the camera, looking out at the ocean and cloudy sky in the distance.

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A bride in a white wedding gown holding a bouquet of flowers, standing outdoors with an older man dressed in a suit, against a stone building wall.

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A man and a pregnant woman standing close inside a warmly lit room, touching foreheads and holding hands. The woman wears a white robe and the man wears a white shirt and jeans. They are barefoot, and a wooden clock hangs on the wall behind them.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • It's advisable to book your wedding photographer as early as possible, ideally 9-12 months in advance, especially for popular dates during peak wedding seasons.

  • We specialize in a blend of photojournalistic, candid, and artistic styles. We customize our approach based on your preferences to ensure your wedding photos reflect your unique style and vision.

  • Absolutely! We encourage you to share any specific shots or moments you want captured. This helps us ensure we don't miss any important details or people during your special day.

  • Typically, we work with a primary photographer and may include a second shooter depending on the size and scope of your wedding. This ensures comprehensive coverage from different angles and perspectives.

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  • Our packages usually include coverage hours, edited high-resolution images, an online gallery for viewing and sharing, and options for albums or prints. We can customize packages to suit your needs.

  • We aim to deliver your edited wedding photos within 4-6 weeks after your wedding day. This allows us time to meticulously edit and enhance each image to ensure they meet our high standards.

  • To secure your wedding date, we require a signed contract and a retainer fee. Once these are received, your date is officially reserved on our calendar.

  • We are experienced in handling various weather conditions. We'll work with you to create alternative plans and locations for your photos, ensuring we capture beautiful moments regardless of the weather.

  • Each piece is individually priced based on its scale, intricacy, and the materials used. Small works typically range from $300–$600. More elaborate pieces are priced from $1,200.

    These are collector-grade sculptures — handcrafted from layered paper pulp, botanical elements, and found materials — and each one is entirely unique. Pricing reflects the time, care, and conceptual detail that goes into their creation.

    If you’re interested in a piece, you can join the collector waitlist to preview available work or discuss a future commission.

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