I am fascinated by the enigmatic, profound power hidden in nature, particularly in the ocean's depths. There is something mysterious that lies just beneath the surface, a space where strength and fragility coexist. This mystery mirrors the emotional landscapes I explore in my work, challenging traditional notions of resilience and vulnerability while inviting viewers to uncover deeper truths. Through storytelling, I translate these unseen forces into physical form, capturing the ebb and flow of human emotions, particularly grief, passion and sacrifice and the transitions that unfold between its stages.

My process is an intimate exploration of material and memory. I work primarily with porcelain paper clay and slip, manipulating them into wafer-thin layers that echo the delicate yet enduring nature of emotions. These fragile sheets, reminiscent of fabric or aged parchment, are layered and deconstructed, revealing hidden depths within their translucent surfaces. By integrating clay, textiles, and pigments, I investigate the human experience—what is concealed, what is exposed, and what ultimately transforms over time.

My past work Mourning to Morning invites viewers on a journey of self-discovery. As the ocean gradually reveals its treasures, the artwork exposes the transformative power of time and the potential for healing that resides within us all.