Laser-cut MDF architectural relief of the Holy Family Shrine, produced from custom vector drawings and layered, hand-assembled components.
Focus: translating complex geometry into a buildable relief, maintaining legibility at small scale, and emphasizing light and shadow across the facade.
Laser & Modelmaking
CNC & Laser Work
Precision routing and laser cutting projects that combine digital toolpaths with traditional finishing to create detailed decorative elements.
Decorative CNC Trim
V-Carve · Mach3 · Custom profiles
Decorative trim created with V-Carve and Mach3, using custom toolpaths and multiple passes to achieve crisp detail in a durable finish.
Includes roughing and finishing strategies, bit selection, and post-processing to highlight depth and shadow in the carved patterns.
CNC Fabrication
Laser-Cut Filigree Panel
Illustrator · MDF 1/8" · Patterned detail
Laser-cut filigree produced from custom Illustrator files, designed for repeatable patterns and efficient nesting on 1/8" MDF sheets.
Emphasis on balancing structural integrity with fine detail for both standalone panels and integrated architectural elements.
Laser Cutting
Glass & Murals
Studio and large-scale work exploring color, light, and surface—ranging from hand-blown glass to murals for public and commercial spaces.
Optic Mold Glass Vase
Hand-blown glass · Chicago Glassworks
Hand-blown glass vase with an optic mold pattern, produced in collaboration with Chicago Glassworks.
Project focuses on controlling color overlay, bubble distribution, and wall thickness while working within the constraints of the optic mold.
Glassblowing
Large-Scale Public Mural
Acrylic · Concrete substrate · Public & commercial
Large-scale mural work for public and commercial clients, designed to respond to architectural context and site circulation.
Includes surface preparation, scaling from small studies to full walls, and coordinating installation logistics with clients and contractors.
Murals & Public Art
MCC Anniversary Installation
Mixed media · Commemorative project
Commemorative installation developed for the MCC anniversary, integrating graphic, sculptural, and environmental elements into a single experience.
Role included concept development, fabrication planning, and on-site coordination to align with institutional branding and audience flow.