My work stands for contemporary ceramic art exploring the body as a place of lived experience.
Through handbuilt ceramic sculpture, I investigate how memory, care, illness, and identity take form through clay—not as illustrations, but as experiences that can be felt. Clay is not simply my material; it is a dialogue that shapes both the work and my artistic language.
My practice moves between artistic production, participatory formats, and arts-based research, creating spaces for reflection, connection, and shared human experience.           If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.