I create personified vessels that embody the glory, guilt, and pressure inherent in the complex and contrasting beauty of the human condition. These resilient forms reflect the elemental and often paradoxical nature of clay, mirroring traditional notions of care and emotion with a contemporary lens. My creative practice is driven by the transmission of stories and experiences that explore the grandeur and harsh complexities of existence, spanning diverse yet universally shared landscapes. Guided by motifs of longing, care, and endurance, my work often delves into the matriarchal experience, examining its profound and inevitable influence on familial, romantic, and platonic relationships as a universal force that shapes us all.