I am a sculptor working primarily with raw, tactile materials—stone, clay, and found forms. My practice is rooted in silence, repetition, and the subtle dialogue between hand and matter.

Each piece I create is a slow unfolding—an exploration of memory, space, and the unseen rhythms that shape us.

Sculptterra, my studio, is where these ideas take shape. It is not just a workspace, but a place of quiet transformation—where intuition guides form, and time moves differently.

My work often seeks balance between weight and lightness, permanence and fragility. Through sculpture, I search for a language beyond words—a physical expression of presence.