As with many artists, my desire to become a bronze sculptor came from my childhood. As the daughter of a passionate artist, my father, I learned early on to communicate through the impact of art. Art has become a second language for me. Transforming an unspoken, indescribable feeling into something tangible. Sculpture attracts me with it's wealth of expressive possibilities. I believe that sculpture is not only to be viewed but something people can and do touch. To be able to feel the lines, shapes, and texture captured by the artist helps one to identify with the sculpture. No longer is it a piece of metal, rather a work of art that touches the spirit.