The sculpture explores the tension between connection and isolation. The figures share a single rope, yet remain trapped in their own worlds. It echoes our information age: we’re more connected than ever, with limitless access to information, yet disinformation spreads, conspiracy theories thrive, and division grows.  Paradoxically, connection now separates us.

The piece reflects the invisible threads linking us while revealing our struggle to truly communicate or be heard.

_{Hand build forms, casts taken, casted, fired at 1050 C, glazed.
Dimentions: up to 25x20x20 cm of each part. The sculpture is modular it can be assembled in different ways so dimensions may vary.}

Winner at VIAGGIO ATTRAVERSO LA CERAMICA 2025, Italy

THE GAME is a modular, ever-evolving sculpture composed of human head forms reminiscent of bowling balls. Each piece is meticulously hand-built using various types of clay, then finished with engobes and glazes. Fired at 1120°C, the sculpture continually grows as new heads are added, symbolizing the dynamic and collective nature of human identity.

Turning to stone/ 2025. Hand Build. Chamotte clay, expermental glaze, clay & pigment surface technique. 1150°

Selected for MARTINSONS AWARD 2025, LATVIA.

CHILDHOOD FRONTLINE

The collection of ceramic sculptures CHILDHOOD FRONTLINE / 2024 raise a profound sociopolitical question about the militarization of collective consciousness and the influence of cultural traumas on everyday life, especially on the experience of childhood. The work subtly and sensitively open up space for reflection: how our cultural environment, full of unresolved conflicts and historical traumas, shapes a new reality of childhood, in which the realities of war slip into what should be innocent and safe.
  Artwork CHILDHOOD GAMES was selected for 63rd Premio Faenza International Ceramics Competition.

The Birth/2023 symbolizes the beginning, when a pure infant enters the world. Here, I explore the myriad ways in which societal expectations, traditions, attitudes, and beliefs are imprinted on the body through the art of tattooing. I delve into captivating tattooing traditions such as Yakuza, Sailors, Maori, USSR camps, Mehndi, and Sicanje tattoos. 

Six pieces. Clay, hand molded, casted from plaster forms, glazed, overglaze technique. 

Selected for the 15th Westerwald Ceramic Prize, Germany.