I have been in relationship with objects my entire life.

I remember the rings my grandmothers wore every day, my grandfather's pocket watch, the lingering smell of tobacco from a pipe. I didn't understand it then, but objects were already holding what I needed, long before I had words for it.

Objects for the Body, as a creative space and brand, is my own version of my personal practice — turned toward the body as the place where it all actually happens.

Jewelry is the first language. The body is always the subject. The object is never decoration — it's a container, chosen with intention.