We live in a time shaped by speed, achievement and constant judgment. To find my way back to a slower pace, I reconnect with nature, simply by playing with a handful of clay.

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My work is organic, yet not figurative. Rather than reproducing natural forms, I explore the principles of growth and transformation that lie beneath them.

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Porcelain, in particular, challenges me to be patient and precise. It leaves no room for haste, and every gesture matters. In this sense, the process becomes part of the work itself.

 

My sculptures reveal themselves slowly. They ask for attention, and perhaps a second glance.