A narrow mountain stream cascades over large moss-covered rocks, with steep mossy and rocky cliffs rising on either side in a rugged landscape.

Mösmar

A tall, conical mountain with layered rock formations under a clear, blue sky in a barren, grassy landscape.
A glassblowing worker using a long metal rod with a glowing orange heated glass piece at the end to shape glass on a workbench in a workshop.
A decorative glass vase with green, yellow, and brown swirled patterns, placed on a wooden surface with a blurry window and outside scenery in the background.
Decorative glass vase with green, orange, and yellow patterns, placed outdoors on a wooden surface with a garden and trees in the background.

Mösmar comes from an Old Norse word for "treasures" and that idea runs through everything I make. My work draws from the Pacific Northwest, where I grew up, and Iceland, a place whose landscapes have a way of staying with you. Both are places where color is never quite one thing, where light moves through water and stone in ways that are hard to pin down. That's what I'm chasing in glass. Forms that feel settled. Color that reveals itself slowly. Something worth actually looking at.