“In my artistic practice, I explore the concept of transformation and individual experience, and observe how time leaves its distinctive mark on everything. I investigate matter’s inherent agency and vitality, working with the tension between chaos and control. My spectrum of work lies between impressionist creations with raw materials and verified formulas of ceramic glazes. I use clays, found in nature organic materials like seeds, sprouts, and other materials like wax, salt, sugar, raw earth, etc.  These materials carry their own history, resistance, and transformative potential, becoming active participants in the creative process. To emphasize it I developed my own technique, creating forms and materials that allow the clay to behave freely in the kiln creating unexpected shifts of shapes.

I work with material self-organization, where transformation becomes both subject and method. In my practice, I aim to reveal vulnerable space between what we intend to control and what naturally emerges.

I believe that my work reflects psychological experiences where growth emerges from embracing uncertainty rather than controlling it. ”