About

I began my pottery journey in 2003 with a desire to create functional wares, drawing inspiration from Japanese ceramic art and the expression of natural processes in clay. Fascinated by the transience of life, imperfection, impermanence, and the beauty of materials, I soon realized that my philosophy had transformed. I began reflecting on human beings and the impact of societal processes on our nature. Personality became a focal point, as I explored the separate elements that compose it and how they can be permanently transformed. The idea that continuous change and imperfection are inherent to personality challenged the concept of order and stability. My work began to reflect these themes, incorporating motifs of entropy, transformation, and psychological isolation.