Mugly NYC

Mugly NYC Unique ceramics handcrafted in NYC

Another survivor of last year’s fire in Red Hook. I love seeing its drama in every crack and burn left by the fire—a rem...
08/27/2026

Another survivor of last year’s fire in Red Hook. I love seeing its drama in every crack and burn left by the fire—a reminder that what doesn’t destroy us becomes part of our history, often making us stronger and definitely more unique.

Trusting the process…When things don’t work out the way you hoped, sometimes all it takes is a moment to see that everyt...
08/24/2026

Trusting the process…

When things don’t work out the way you hoped, sometimes all it takes is a moment to see that everything is exactly as it should be.

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I’m having so much fun creating and exploring these textures inspired by the desert.
08/13/2026

I’m having so much fun creating and exploring these textures inspired by the desert.

I like to zoom out sometimes.
08/04/2026

I like to zoom out sometimes.

I do have a thing for breaking things, but sometimes they survive…
07/18/2026

I do have a thing for breaking things, but sometimes they survive…

Resilience is a theme I return to often in my work.This piece, made in 2024, has gathered its own history along the way—...
07/16/2026

Resilience is a theme I return to often in my work.

This piece, made in 2024, has gathered its own history along the way—from being exhibited in a Chelsea gallery to being caught in the devastating Red Hook fire last year. It eventually found its way back to me, carrying only the faintest traces of that experience.

The burn marks are barely visible, but I wouldn’t want to remove them. They’re not even imperfections—they’re another layer of history, a quiet record of what this piece has lived through.

07/14/2026

Cleaning in action…

07/14/2026

Cleaning the studio…

Sometimes the studio feels less like a workspace and more like a landscape of ideas.
07/11/2026

Sometimes the studio feels less like a workspace and more like a landscape of ideas.

I began working on this project earlier this year. It explores the vessel as an abstract portrait of the human body—a re...
07/02/2026

I began working on this project earlier this year. It explores the vessel as an abstract portrait of the human body—a reflection on belonging, vulnerability, and the experiences that shape us.

This is the first completed sculpture from the series. While it’s still smaller than I ultimately envision due to the limitations of my current studio, standing at just over 40 inches, it marks the beginning of a body of work I’ve wanted to create for a long time. This is the first step toward the larger-scale sculptures that will follow.

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