Whether built from salvaged treasures or handcrafted from a single vision, every piece holds a unique spirit and depth waiting to connect with you.

Before I make anything, I go looking for unusual things, old bottles, wooden boxes, small cabinets. Not for the ordinary shape or the expected piece. I’m drawn to what’s strange, asymmetrical —a jagged edge, an odd curve, a material that already has a presence of its own.

Then I stand with that piece and imagine you with it—on your wall, your shelf, your altar, in your hands. That imagining becomes intention, and it stays with me through the entire process of transformation.

I am drawn to appropriation art—incorporating well-known, older masterpieces and iconic historical imagery that feel like they belong to a different time, bringing them into the present to explore emotional themes of tension and human vulnerability. Working across assemblage, laser engraving, and mixed-media design, I use physical elements and distressed surfaces to give these classic visuals a new meaning that people can relate to today.

Every piece here is one-of-a-kind, made slowly, made with someone specific already in mind—even before I know who you are.

Stacey, Moon and Sage Studio