Selected Artworks



Sediments | Orogeny


Ongoing body of sculptural work developed through processes of accumulation,
pressure, and material transformation.
These pieces explore how form emerges from layered matter and slow structural growth.
Orogeny designates a recent phase within this series, suggesting geological formation
as both physical process and metaphor.
These projects investigate matter as a living archive, organic substance, where surfaces
retain traces, and forms carry the Memory of Water.





The languaje of the Earth.




Hidden forms of water


ANIMA AQUAE
The living, the internal, the microscopic.
Sculptural forms.


Sculptural series on develpment that explores imaginary
creatures, aquatic presences through minimal, organic forms,
imaginary seeds and plants.
These small-scale ceramic works evoke invisible or primordial
entities inspired by life in water-forms that suggest flotation,
biomorphism, and quiet movement.
Working with stoneware and natural supports, the series reflects on
water as memory, origin, and latent force, giving rise to objects that
appear both imaginary and contemplative.




Herbarium Terrae

An imaginary garden
Living structures, seeds and the microscopic.


Sculptural series exploring an imaginary botanic garden.
Small-scale ceramic works inspired by nature organic forms of seeds, plants and microscopic algaes.
Materials: stoneware, fiber and natural supports.





NOMAD LATENCY


The notion of interior transit and minimal presence.
The human figure appears as a vestige rather than a representation.


Faces appear as traces instead of figurations, suspended on vertical structures that
function as axes of containment and passage.
The work inhabits a space between figurative art and abstraction, where the human
body is reduced to a remnant and gesture becomes material silence.



Mixed media sculptures: porcelain, stoneware, wood
and japanese kimono fabric.









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