ceramics

These handcrafted stoneware vases are carefully shaped and hollow inside, each “stone” thoughtfully created and stacked to find a delicate balance and unique harmony. The design reflects nature’s simplicity and primal essence.

Stones hold special meaning in many cultures — marking sacred places, guiding directions, and in some traditions, serving as vessels for the souls of pilgrims during meditation.

Though the vases look solid and monolithic, their hollow interiors invite the presence of energy, emotions, and quiet reflection. Each piece becomes a space for contemplation, embracing both physical form and inner emptiness.

The Shadows series explores Jung's theory of the Shadow - the hidden, repressed aspects of the self that hold both fear and strength. It's organic, almost living form creates a tension between attraction and unease. The smooth black ceramic absorbs light, while the sharp protrusions add an element of both defense and confrontation. More than just an objects, these vessels reflect the delicate balance between the unconscious and the known, revealing the depth and complexity of what remains in the shadows.

The Wholeness project is a sculptural representation of the process of integrity—one that emerges not from perfect completion, but from the fusion of many parts. Its form seems to breathe, pulsate, maintaining a tense balance between stability and fragility. Perforations create a play of space, where boundaries soften, and voids become connecting elements. The vessels reflect the idea of interaction—between the inner and outer, the individual and the collective, the past and the present. The biomorphic plasticity captures a moment of unity, reminding us that wholeness is a living, dynamic process in which imperfections become points of contact and mutual completion.

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