My recent explorations in wall sculptures and ‘candelabras’ are imbued with references to memorials, commemorative plaques or votive sconces. These works weave together suggestive shapes that add a layer of ambiguity, provoking thought and introspection.

The intertwining of forms sometimes reminiscent of body organs, vegetation or animal forms sometimes evokes a slightly unsettling yet compelling narrative. Each viewer may perceive different recognizable shapes in the sculpture through the lens of their life experiences. This pareidolia is a way to begin appreciating the sculpture.

Through my ceramics, I strive to evoke a sense of discovery and curiosity. My sculptures are not merely decorative; they are vessels of meaning, inviting contemplation and reflection on the dualities that define our shared human experience.