Drawn to the slowness of clay and the patience it demands, I create intuitively, allowing each piece to develop through the process of making. I do not begin with a fixed outcome. Instead, I respond to the material and allow the work to reveal itself over time.

For me, creating is a way of paying attention. It is a conversation between myself and the clay, one that requires patience, trust, and a willingness to follow where the process leads.

Each piece carries something of the moment it was created in, reflecting my thoughts, emotions, and experiences present along the way. Yet once finished, the meaning is no longer mine alone. Each person encounters the work differently, bringing their own interpretation and connection to it.