I am a visual artist whose primary medium is ceramics, though I occasionally explore mixed media to expand the expressive potential of my work. My practice is deeply inspired by marine ecosystems, particularly the intricate forms and textures of corals and the delicate yet resilient life found beneath the sea.

Through hand-built and wheel-thrown forms, I aim to capture the organic rhythms of underwater landscapes, reflecting both their beauty and fragility. Glazes and surface treatments are chosen to evoke the iridescence, erosion, and flow of the ocean, often combining matte and glossy finishes to mimic the interplay of water and light.

Occasionally, I integrate other materials—such as glass, resin, or found natural elements—to create mixed-media sculptures that immerse the viewer in a tactile and visual experience of marine life. At the core of my practice lies a desire to celebrate the biodiversity of the oceans while prompting reflection on the urgent need to protect these delicate habitats.

My work exists at the intersection of art and nature, inviting a closer look at the microcosms hidden beneath the waves, and translating their rhythms into enduring ceramic forms.

Inspired by coral reefs, this work combines porcelain and stoneware to reflect the relationship between marine life and its environment. The intricate coral form contrasts with the deep blue surface of the sea, highlighting both the resilience and vulnerability of underwater ecosystems

Stoneware and Porcelain

6cm