Her ceramic art is contemporary, with organic and tactile shapes inspired by natural elements, yet deeply rooted in the long tradition of ceramic forms. Curving lines and undulations, smooth and raw surfaces, subtle and earthy colors reminiscent of geological structures. With a background of studying archaeology and anthropology she seeks to explore a global cultural heritage, drawing influences from both history and diverse geographies.

She works by hand-building or throwing on an old kick wheel, embracing a slow, tactile way of making. Her work is functional in a sense, yet she strives to go beyond function, creating individual objects with a voice of their own. This is particularly true of the MAMA and curVASEous pieces, inspired by early human figurines, while the Ripples series is shaped by childhood memories of sand dunes from living in an arid landscape.

I want to create pieces that are not only visually beautiful,  but also invite to touch - to feel their form, surface and texture.