Sculptures

My sculptures grow out of a deep fascination with three-dimensional form and a passion for exploring the endless possibilities of materials and techniques. I am drawn to the tactile, physical presence of sculpture—the way it occupies space, casts shadows, and invites viewers to move around it, discovering new perspectives with every step. Each piece is both a study in form and a dialogue between concept, material, and intuition.

The ideas for my sculptures often emerge unexpectedly. A fleeting detail, a pattern in nature, or even a simple object can spark my imagination. These impressions linger, transform, and eventually evolve into fully formed concepts. Rather than starting with a rigid plan, I allow the creative process to unfold organically. Experimentation plays a central role: I test, combine, and sometimes even challenge the materials until they reveal a direction of their own.

What excites me most is the element of discovery. Each work becomes a journey of trial and transformation, where the outcome is never entirely predictable. I embrace this uncertainty, because it often leads to the most authentic and surprising results—works that feel alive, layered, and full of character. In the end, my sculptures are not just objects, but encounters between chance, imagination, and materiality.