My work is a reflection of the unseen forces that shape us and the world around us. Through ceramic sculpture, I seek to bridge the gap between the ethereal and the tangible, between dreams and reality. Each piece begins as an intangible presence, a message from beyond, waiting to be translated into the physical world. The process is not merely about creation—it’s about attuning myself to the vibrations that pulse through my days, and responding to the energy that guides my hands.

In this way, I become an energetic conduit, a vessel through which these forces take form. My art is shaped by a deep, intuitive connection to the materials I work with, as well as to the underlying currents of transformation, dissolution, and rebirth that flow through the human experience. Faces and figures emerge from intertwining shapes, as if swallowed by or merging with their surroundings. This tension between structure and fluidity mirrors the constant evolution of existence—the push and pull between identity and the forces that shape us.

Working primarily with earthenware, I embrace its raw, grounded essence, allowing the material to guide me. My process is deeply intuitive, shaped by energy, touch, and experimentation. I explore different surface treatments, glazes, and sometimes mixed media to enhance the interplay between form and meaning. Each sculpture is a conversation—a dialogue between myself, the material, and the unseen forces that inspire me.

Beyond my personal practice, I believe in the power of artistic exchange. My journey has been enriched by encounters with various cultures and traditions, and I seek to continue this through residencies and collaborations. I hope to connect with local artists and craftsmen, learning from their deep connection to the earth and their centuries-old ceramic techniques, while sharing my own knowledge of ceramics. This exchange of wisdom and craft is essential to my artistic philosophy—it is through these connections that art remains alive, breathing, evolving.

At its core, my work invites contemplation on the nature of transformation, identity, and the invisible currents that shape our lives. It is a reminder that we are never truly separate from the world around us—we are woven into its fabric, vibrating with its rhythms, and carried by its unseen forces.