About

Best Potter in the World isn’t a title —
it’s a challenge, and an invitation.

It’s also the name I work under as an artist, educator, and social activist.

I get people to connect over making pots together.
I run clay workshops for the public — including those who couldn’t normally afford them — built on trust and the belief that access to art should never be a luxury

This project aims to turn clay into a tool for sharing time with others, heart to heart.

Since graduating with a BFA in 2020, I’ve facilitated workshops across Aotearoa (New Zealand), Spain, Hawai‘i, and in New York.
I have held over 600 art workshops. These workshops have taken place in forests, galleries, high schools, climate festivals, Buddhist academies, and public parks. The work always returns to the same place: human connection, care, and the quiet power of making something with your own hands.

Best Potter in the World is a project and a platform where everyone is welcome to make something, break something and build something together.