Working with clay is a delicate balance of control and surrender. Clay is malleable, allowing me to shape it with my fingers, tools, and imagination. I often begin with a simple concept, a rough idea of what I want to express, and slowly build the form from the inside out. The beauty of clay lies in its immediacy—it responds quickly to touch, which makes the process feel alive. Every addition or subtraction of material brings me closer to the final shape, yet the journey is never without surprises. Sometimes, the clay takes on a life of its own, guiding me in unexpected directions, and it’s in those moments of discovery that the true art emerges.

Sculptor. Shaping art from clay and stone.