Small-scale worlds remind us that delight is not something we outgrow.

My dioramas and shadowboxes are filled with miniature people navigating sweet treats, surreal environments, and symbolic spaces. These little scenes let us step back, laugh a bit, feel a bit, and remember that we’re all trying to make sense of our own inner terrain.

What began as playful experiments with donuts and whimsical desserts has evolved into a deeper exploration of what’s tender, true, and universal. The worlds I build now reflect the questions we all carry: Where do I belong? What am I becoming? What beauty grows when I slow down?

Each piece is part storytelling, part emotional archaeology. I handcraft every detail—the posture of a figure, the tilt of a tiny ladder, the glow inside a shadowbox—because small gestures often reveal the biggest stories.

My hope is that when you encounter my work, you feel a spark of recognition. Maybe softness. Maybe strength. Maybe the part of you that still wonders.

These tiny worlds are invitations—to breathe, to remember, and to reconnect with the magic of your own inner life.

I believe art should spark tenderness, laughter, or self-recognition. Even if it’s only six inches tall.