A young woman sitting in a studio or workshop holding a ceramic vase and smiling at the camera. She has curly hair, wearing a striped shirt and jeans, with shelves containing pottery and art supplies in the background.

I’m a Chicago-based, multidisciplinary artist working in ceramics, acrylic paintings, and murals (mostly).

I sell my art under the name Objective Goods because I believe art is exactly that: an objective good. There can’t be too much of it, it connects people across language and culture, and it’s an intrinsic part of being human. The world becomes a better place when we enjoy art in our day to day lives: whether we’re making it, viewing it, owning it, using it, or sharing it.

While I strive to make things that are unexpected, that make you feel something, I’ll consider my work a success if it captures your attention for even a moment, if it makes you look even a second longer than a glance.

— Ellery

Person kneading clay on a wooden table in a bright room with a white brick wall.
A woman is sitting on a stool in a ceramics studio, painting a ceramic pot with a brush. She has curly brown hair, is wearing a striped shirt over a t-shirt, and jeans. Shelves with supplies and materials are in the background.