Artistic Statement

My work unfolds as an act of witnessing – a gathering of both the world's turbulence and the shifting landscapes of my own life. What I encounter externally and what I carry within begin to mirror one another, dissolving the boundary between the personal and the collective.

I create between the tangible reality of daily life and an imagined realm where my sculptures come alive. Moving between these spaces, I bring dreams into form, shaping beings that feel both ancient and newly born. Drawing on ancient Greek mythology and Eastern philosophies of transformation, I create new deities and contemporary legends – figures that inhabit stories for our time and reveal the symbolic and emotional layers we carry within.

Working in clay and glass, I create figures whose bodies transform — faces serene in their depths yet quietly troubled by what stirs outside, forms merging with clouds and waves, hands and wings. Transformation, to me, is an act of passage: what moves through me – events, memories, tensions – reappears in symbolic form, holding multiple states at once. Each piece carries a sense of interconnectedness, echoing shared uncertainty, resilience, and continuity. These works do not offer answers, but invite a pause – a moment where something crosses between inner and outer worlds, where something fragile gathers strength and begins to unfold.