My latest work — Porcelain Fabric is my ongoing exploration of porcelain as something soft, flexible, and alive. Each piece is made from hundreds of small porcelain elements, hand formed, fired, and then carefully connected so they move and drape like cloth. Though porcelain is known for its fragility, here it becomes resilient, fluid, and luminous.
Light is an essential collaborator in this work. As light moves across the porcelain, shadows appear, shift, and dissolve, revealing the piece differently throughout the day. What you see is never fixed. It is a moment in motion.
These works live somewhere between sculpture, textile, and jewelry. They can hang on a wall, flow across space, or be worn on the body. I think of them as quiet companions, holding memory, movement, and presence. Each piece carries the beauty of patience, repetition, and trust in the process, much like life itself.