Working with clay is both a meditative practice and a means of self-discovery for me. Through hand-building and shaping earth, I explore themes of self-reflection, healing, and mindfulness. Each piece emerges from an intuitive process, a free-thought approach that lets form and texture evolve naturally, without rigid plans or expectations.
Inspired by meditation, nature, and the quiet spaces between thoughts, my work often embraces imperfection and organic forms. Clay holds memory and responds to touch, becoming a collaborator in the act of making. I see my practice as a dialogue between my inner self and the outer world, always grounded in the present moment.
In creating these works, I hope to offer others a pause, a space for contemplation, connection, and calm.
