trapped in ceramics

trapped in ceramics

Trapped in ceramics form part of my ongoing exploration of anatomy, clay, and glazing techniques. With this body of work, I wanted to dive deeper into the human form and its subtle expressions, learning the intricacies of how clay behaves. Each piece was an experiment—pushing the material to mimic the contours and textures of the human face, while also seeing how different glazes could accentuate or soften the forms.

Through this process, I embraced the unpredictable nature of ceramics, allowing the medium to guide me as much as I tried to control it. It’s been a journey of understanding—of both anatomy and the material itself—leading to a more intimate relationship between the physical world and my artistic practice.

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