Statement
I make functional ceramics because I believe in the intimacy of use. A plate, a cup, a bowl — these are the objects that hold our meals, our routines, our quiet moments. They ask to be touched, to be used, to become part of someone’s rhythm. That’s where my work begins.
My forms are often hand-built or thrown, then shaped and reshaped until they feel settled but not static. I welcome soft lines, occasional irregularities, and tactile surfaces that invite pause. These details are not flaws — they’re fingerprints of presence, reminders that each piece has been shaped slowly, honestly.
Color and texture play a large role in my process. Some days I lean toward soft neutrals, others toward saturated blues or layered glazes that catch light in surprising ways. I draw inspiration from domestic rituals, weathered landscapes, and abstract compositions — not to imitate them, but to reflect their emotional tones in clay.
In a fast-moving world, I hope these objects offer stillness — an invitation to notice, to hold, to connect. Whether used daily or just once in a while, I want them to remind people that beauty and attention are always worth reaching for.