"Somewhere Between Chaos and Silence" is a collection of figural sculptures that merges stoneware, porcelain, and light in unconventional ways. Stoic figures, shrouded in painful and malignant overgrowths, embody diverse conditions of adversity. Their textured surfaces reveal a paradox of skin—as both a shield and a record of suffering—while masks and gestures of concealment speak to the human desire to hide pain.

The interplay of light brings their struggles into focus, symbolically illuminating their plights while evoking tranquility and hope. Yet, this captivating glow obscures deeper truths, blinding viewers to the unsettling reality of these forms. This collection explores the contradictory and fleeting nature of human experiences, poised between concealment and revelation, order and chaos, pain and beauty, despair and resilience.

In this new exploration, I extend the themes of 'Somewhere Between Chaos and Silence' into a realm focused on contemplation and introspection. The new works continue to incorporate the same blend of porcelain, stoneware, and light, but diverge from figural representation, embracing abstraction and organic forms. These pieces expand on the tension between growth and stillness, where the softness of porcelain contrasts with the ruggedness of stoneware, and light once again becomes a transformative agent, shifting perception. They invite a quiet dialogue of balance, presence, and fragility. Through this exploration, I reflect on the subtle, sometimes invisible moments found in the quiet spaces between noise and silence, chaos and order.

'Whilst We Whistle in the Dark' is a series of spirited whistles that celebrate life’s small, wondrous moments—the little delights and surprises that often go unnoticed yet bring positive energy to our everyday lives. Inspired by the rich tradition of Pre-Columbian whistles from the Americas, this exploration of form bridges ancient artistry and storytelling with a contemporary appreciation for life’s subtle details. Each piece playfully encourages us to rediscover curiosity and joy, even in the face of uncertainty and adversity.