This sculpture serves as a visceral totem for the anxious mind, capturing the hypervigilance of intrusive thoughts through its defensive, jagged architecture. Yet, the piece refuses to be purely tragic; vibrant turquoise pools nestled within the weathered texture represent reservoirs of awareness, illustrating that distress can hold the very nectar of mindfulness. These vibrant elements, paired with energetic golden veins, suggest that discomfort is not an obstacle, but a driving force and a catalyst for profound transformation.

This totem-like sculpture commands presence through its deliberate, architectural tiers, yet its true strength lies in the rejection of over-refinement. In the central, mint-green vessel, the smooth surface is intentionally interrupted by rough, decisive carvings, marks left entirely exposed to celebrate the hand of the maker. By embracing these "loose ends" rather than hiding them, the work creates a striking tension between a rigid, symmetrical framework and the intuitive freedom of the unfinished.

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Surge represents a deliberate departure from a familiar, calm palette to release a reservoir of stored-up internal energy. Built intuitively without a conscious blueprint, the sculpture functions as a regal conduit. Highly structured on the outside, yet teeming with intense, repeated textures pushing through its armor. Crowned with an open dish, the piece stands as a receptor, grounded in a vibrant landscape of fiery oranges and soft lavenders, capturing a sudden and necessary shift in frequency.

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Created as a memoir for my dog, Shiny, who was my closest companion of sixteen years, Noble Beast translates a profound bond of mutual respect and intuitive love into a permanent, totemic form. The sculpture’s posture is elegant and proud, reflecting her nobility of spirit and a deep, ancestral intelligence. At its crown, a radiant, turquoise wheel sits balanced within a carved architectural frame - operating as a symbol of alignment, shared frequencies, and a luminous, lifelong friendship. It stands not as a monument to loss, but as an enduring celebration of a guardian spirit.

This ceramic sculpture offers a message of hope, peace, and shared humanity. The artwork blends Western and Middle Eastern artistic elements to create a compelling dialogue. Its form is earthy yet delicate, evoking both ancient sites and a trajectory towards the future. The piece expresses a yearning for brotherhood and a release of collective sorrow, advocating for the essential human elements of justice, reconciliation, and redemption. It invites the viewer to imagine a peaceful, prosperous and resolved future.

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Clay slabs. Stoneware clay, Terracotta, glaze,
iron ox. wash, white slip. built by hand. 2 seperate objects. Fired to 1210°.
Dimentions: 24W x 52H x 17L (cm)

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Two distinct forms - one smooth and white, the other textured in earthy greens and browns - merge into a single, harmonious structure. Arches rise like bridges between separate worlds, while geometric patterns echo the rhythms of human connection.

This piece reflects the harmonious blend of the earthy terracotta material with the soft, tactile nature of wool, evoking a sense of unity between two contrasting elements. It suggests a connection between the natural world and human craftsmanship, highlighting the tactile and organic qualities of the piece.

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It's just a great piece

In the Berber culture, the Yaz (ⵣ) is a symbol that illustrates the liberation of Man from all his chains.

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Built from stark black and white clay, this architectural form rises like a primal monument—a temple unbound by doctrine. Its layered planes and vaulted voids evoke the bones of sacred spaces, stripped of ornament, reduced to raw geometry.

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Elegant and delicate flower vase.

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Inspired by the rain forests of south America

Wind blowing in the treetops

Large and impressive, ode to all Cypress.

Precise and accurate, tall and elegant down to the smallest details.

Small drop themed vase

Porcelain vase decorated with carvings Inspired by Japanese illustrations

Black metallic vase inspired by antique oil lamp

Hand built marbled vase

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Inspired by carnivorous pitcher plants

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Made from clay slabs, hand carvings and coating with high copper glaze that give this vase a sunken ship feel.

This geometrical vase was built from cubes, decorated by handmade carvings.

This vase shape was built in a moment by moment adjustments, the shape was never clear to me up until the final stage.

Inspired by desert mud houses

White clay containing high grog, decorated freely with different glazes