I came to pyrography seven years ago, drawn to a medium that rewards stillness and care. What began as a search for something meditative became a practice defined by intention: using fire to reveal depth, character, and beauty in natural wood.

My subjects range from wildlife and the natural world to literary scenes and landscapes that carry personal meaning. What connects them is narrative. Every piece tells a story, and the wood itself plays a role in that telling. Live edges, natural bark, organic shapes. I choose each piece of wood for how it will participate in the composition, not just support it.

The pieces I create now carry a depth and refinement that only comes with years of sustained practice. Each one is created once, for one story, and never reproduced.