My journey with glass began in 1992 when I apprenticed under a master scientific glassblower who had previously worked for Hoffmann-La Roche in Switzerland. Under his guidance, I learned the discipline, precision, and respect for craftsmanship that continue to define my work today.

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Over the following decades, I developed my own artistic voice, creating handmade borosilicate glass jewelry and exhibiting my work through galleries, craft shows, and museum gift shops across North America.

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Several years ago, I was introduced to the world of memorial glass. The experience changed the way I viewed my craft. I discovered that glass could become more than a decorative object. It could become a symbol of connection, memory, and love. Today, every memorial piece is individually handcrafted in my Quebec studio using a small portion of cremation ashes.

No molds, mass production, or outsourcing are involved. Each pendant is created one at a time with care, respect, and attention to detail. 

 

My goal is simple: to create meaningful heirlooms that help families keep the memory of someone they love close to them every day.