Whimsical and naïve objects; accidental shapes turn deliberate, forming non-existent landscapes, creatures, and situations, all evoking something strangely familiar.
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Whimsical and naïve objects; accidental shapes turn deliberate, forming non-existent landscapes, creatures, and situations, all evoking something strangely familiar.
> About
> Selected works
> Archive
2025
Hollow Rocks is a ceramic series that traces a quiet dialogue between the natural and the man-made. Each form emerges as if shaped by water or wind over time, abstract, organic, and at times unexpectedly strange, resembling unreal creatures. Their hollow bodies recall an ancient instinct: the idea that every object was once made to serve, to be filled, even if it now remains empty. Though their shapes seem unconsciously formed, each carries a final, intentional gesture where the human hand becomes visible. These details speak softly of our presence, echoing the delicate balance between instinct and intention.
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16(l)x8(w)x8(h)cm
White stoneware clay, hand built
2025
2024–2025
Natural Phenomena draws on distant memories, reimagining them as dreamlike scenes where familiar moments take on surreal transformations. Each piece captures the blurred quality of past experiences, blending memory with imagination.
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60x90cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
2024–2025
Scratches is a series that explores accidental forms born from spontaneous paint marks. By layering textures over a fully painted canvas, I trace and respond to these initial shapes, turning unintentional gestures into deliberate expressions of form and surface. The process feels primitive, almost like a caveman making their first marks on a cave wall. It is instinctive, rough, and direct. In that sense, the works echo ancient graffiti: drawings from scratches, where expression emerges from the rawness of material and impulse.
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50x60cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
2024
‘Postcards’ is a series of accidental shapes and situations on watercolour paper.
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10,5x15cm
Acrylic on watercolour paper
2024–2025
Places reimagines a site through exaggerated geometric forms, offering a transformed perspective on a familiar location.
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59x42cm
Acrylic on wooden panel
2024