My work explores the emotional states of human transformation, shaped by daily changes and physical and psychological shifts. Through the process of creating ceramic sculptures, I investigate the continuous cycle of formation and transformation. Fragility and instability are central artistic tactics in my practice, emphasizing the ephemeral nature of my works.

These installations are site-specific and temporary, conceived for a particular space and meant to exist within a finite timeframe. I employ natural beeswax, gelatin, and metal constructions, forming skeletal structures that support organic materials and ceramic components. This combination allows the works to evolve, mirroring the transient nature of both material and emotional transformation.