My practice explores vulnerability and uncomfortable emotions through material, colour and form, transforming inner experiences into something tangible and felt.

Ceramics is at the centre of my current practice, offering a way to embrace imperfection and let go of expectations. Inspired by the overlooked beauty of the natural world, I create sculptural forms that magnify small natural objects, revealing the extraordinary microcosmos of nature. Through experimentation with clay bodies, textures, slips and glazes, I explore the relationship between material, emotion and the intricate details of the world around us.

Central to my work is a series of forms I describe as “demons” — not figures of fear, but embodiments of emotional states that inhabit my inner world. Through sculpture, I transform darker emotions into forms that are tactile and colour-driven. Each piece evolves through an intuitive process of adding, removing and rearranging, becoming a negotiation between control and surrender.

Together, my works explore the relationship between inner emotional landscapes and the natural world, finding connections between vulnerability, imperfection and overlooked beauty.