Tiffany Starrett - Designs of Love, Loss & Remembrance

About Me and Everlasting Echoes

Tiffany with her daughter Ally at her high school graduation

Art has always been how I make sense of the world. It’s the practice that carried me through joy, chaos, and deep loss. When I lost my daughter, Ally — pictured here days before everything changed — I turned to art again. The first memorial piece I made was for her, and that moment became the beginning of Everlasting Echoes.

Since then, I’ve created memorials for both people and pets, blending contemporary design with intention. My work has included commissions, keepsake memorials, and cremation ash‑infused pieces. Today, my focus is on designing memorial vessels — sculptural forms that hold memory with dignity, presence, and a modern aesthetic.

Personal Art

Alongside my memorial work, I create mixed-media pieces constructed from metal, cement, pigment, and reclaimed materials. These works are where I explore texture, form, and the stories materials carry. While my memorial vessels are the heart of Everlasting Echoes, these personal pieces are what I currently offer for sale. They share the same themes of connection, loss, and transformation, expressed in a more experimental way.

Family Collaboration and Legacy

Tiffany with her dad Charley celebrating his retirement

I share this work with my dad, Charles — pictured here celebrating his retirement. He volunteers his time in the studio, helping me with anything and everything I dream up. His steady presence makes this work possible.

Our collaboration is part craft, part legacy. In the quiet rhythm of building together, we’ve created space for stories that don’t always have words. His support grounds me, especially when the work gets heavy.

Together, we honor Ally through process, presence, and shared making. Every piece we create holds more than material — it holds love, lineage, and resilience.

Press & Features

My work has been featured in publications including Shoutout Colorado and Voyage Denver, with a 2025 interview highlighting the evolution of my practice and the role of memorial art in healing and remembrance.

Why It Matters

Everlasting Echoes is rooted in love, loss, and remembrance. Every piece is created with intention — a quiet echo of connection, memory, and meaning.

Thank you for being here.