My work explores the liminal space between sculpture and usable object. Each elusive shape is a representation; a memory of something uncannily familiar: a platter, a bowl, a vase, a lamp.

Freely sculpted from raku clay in a process that is equally meticulous as it is intuitive, their undulating silhouettes, dramatic folds and tears bear witness to a process that challenges the material. The pieces are at once organic and hyper-real, artisanal and industrial. They become acts of resistance: to fit in, to be quiet, to be reduced to functionality.