The field of possibilities
My workshop is my temple; a space where all is possible. I have installed this sanctuary in a space between a river and the forest, painted in the colors of the sunset, with shapes evoking an Egyptian temple fresco.

My intention is to allow myself to envision my work as a universe in constant expansion. To make my own path with my desires and instinct as my guides.

‘Allow yourself to’ -
A significant role is played in the relationship with oneself in the act of creation. Regarding one’s curiosity, capacity along with courageto regularly explore the inner cave and then return. This process can be as exhilarating as it is intimidating. This journey influences how you observe and perceive the world around you, then digest this newfound information, translating it into personal expression..

Choose words with intention
I use both the terms sculptor and sculpture. Because this work, for me, is to sculpt a language, a universe, shapes, materials all the same with words as with images. The choice of words is crucial because they can confine or reveal. My intention is to expand horizons, to showcase the possibilities of the materials I work with.

Sculpture to return to oneself
Guiding a person who observes a sculpture to stray from their preconceived notions. Allowing them to freely explore their feelings about it before asking 'What is its use?' Allow them to connect to their emotions before using words, giving space for these suspended moments of returning to oneself.