Curated Small Works 

With folds that ripple upward and outward, the piece appears to open eternally, never fixed, never still.

Its form suggests no single flower, but the memory of all flora: transient, delicate, defiant in its softness.

The surface—lustrous, pristine—catches light like porcelain in motion.

Clustered spheres gather and rotate, giving the vessel the feeling of motion held in place.

Its form recalls bubbles pulled through water: weightless, restless, and softly held in motion.

The translucent surface holds light within it, like depth made visible.

Faceted planes rise and fracture, giving the holder a crystalline sense of motion.

Its form suggests something caught between softness and edge: folded, sharpened, unfolding.

A functional object transformed into a small sculptural gesture.

Layered edges sweep around the bowl, creating the impression of motion just before release.

It feels less carved than unfurled: a form opening through pressure and rhythm.

A functional object with sculptural momentum.

Built from rounded forms, Sphera Twist gathers tension into a quiet vortex.

Its form suggests bubbles pulled by an unseen current: weightless, restless, alive.

The surface—blackened violet—catches light like depth in motion.

Clusters of rounded forms build across the vessel, giving it a surface that feels grown rather than shaped.

Rather than twist, the piece expands through accumulation: rounded, tactile, almost cellular.

Its presence comes from repetition, turning a simple vessel into sculpture.

At the rim, fractured petal-like forms flare open with sharp, delicate tension.

As the vase descends, the fragments twist and tighten, condensing into a controlled base.

The piece feels both blooming and collapsing, caught between release and restraint.

Rectangular shards gather across the form, creating a rhythm between precision and erosion.

The vessel feels grown from fragments: ordered, interrupted, endlessly shifting.

Light moves through each layer, revealing structure beneath surface.