Through clay, I express my perspective - my interpretation of everyday moments and the memories that shape me. Lost between the past, present, and future, I often struggle to make sense of it all, seeking healing along the way. The tactile nature of clay allows me to explore these themes in a way that deepens my understanding of both myself and the world around me. Through this process, I reconnect with a sense of childlike wonder and curiosity. The act of creating, and the pieces themselves, offer a form of escapism, providing solace in expressing what cannot always be conveyed in words.

As a child, I found refuge in books about ghosts, aliens, and mythical creatures. I escaped into video games, music, and quiet, solitary spaces - imaginary worlds that felt safe and comforting. A large part of my childhood was spent on my grandparents’ farms, surrounded by animals and plants, a connection to nature that continues to inspire my work. I am particularly fascinated by the insect world, but my curiosity extends to all things botanical as well. I love creating peculiar, conceptually driven characters with rich surfaces that quietly tell their own stories.

Although my primary focus is sculpture, I also incorporate functional ware into my practice, applying slips and layers of glazes to create abstract, textured surfaces that embody my continuous exploration of meaning and expression.