The Work, Defined
My work is rooted in process, intuition, and transformation. I create one-of-a-kind pieces using polymer clay, mixed media, and clay, building each form slowly and deliberately by hand. Color, texture, and surface are central to my practice, allowing each piece to evolve organically rather than follow a fixed plan.
I am drawn to details that might otherwise go unnoticed—subtle shifts in color, the interplay between matte and gloss, the tension between structure and fluidity. Through layering, sculpting, and surface treatment, I aim to create work that feels tactile, dimensional, and alive.
Polymer clay is my primary medium because of its versatility and expressive potential. I mix custom colors, develop textures, and incorporate mixed materials to achieve depth and movement. Each piece is shaped individually, without molds, ensuring that no two works are ever the same.
My creative process is both meditative and exploratory. It invites slowing down, observing, and responding to the material itself. What emerges is not only an object, but a record of touch, time, and intention.
Ultimately, my work is about curiosity and discovery—about allowing form and color to unfold naturally, and creating pieces that invite the viewer to pause, look closer, and connect.
I am drawn to details that might otherwise go unnoticed—subtle shifts in color, the interplay between matte and gloss, the tension between structure and fluidity. Through layering, sculpting, and surface treatment, I aim to create work that feels tactile, dimensional, and alive.
Polymer clay is my primary medium because of its versatility and expressive potential. I mix custom colors, develop textures, and incorporate mixed materials to achieve depth and movement. Each piece is shaped individually, without molds, ensuring that no two works are ever the same.
My creative process is both meditative and exploratory. It invites slowing down, observing, and responding to the material itself. What emerges is not only an object, but a record of touch, time, and intention.
Ultimately, my work is about curiosity and discovery—about allowing form and color to unfold naturally, and creating pieces that invite the viewer to pause, look closer, and connect.