Works that hold a state and a moment.
Because they remind us of something we forgot we knew.
Form follows the material and remains open to its movement. The surface holds layers, pressure, and time as part of the structure. Texture retains the trace of the hand and the rhythm of making.
Each work develops through a composite of paper and natural clay, combined with ash, charcoal, sand, organic matter, and mineral pigments. These elements remain within the form and define it.
Each piece carries its own state. Balance forms between surface, weight, and contour. Completion occurs when the work holds its character.
These works continue their movement. They enter new spaces and carry their state forward.
