ABOUT
That same way of seeing also shapes my artistic practice. I work with found wood — pieces that carry stories, textures, and traces of time. Each sculpture is built through intuition, technique, and a quiet dialogue with what already exists. I don’t try to force meaning; I let the forms emerge and settle into their place. It’s a slow, intuitive, and deeply personal process.
But beyond the material, what moves me most is what happens afterwards: when someone pauses in front of a piece and brings their own reading to it. Because although the works are shaped by my hands, they are completed through each gaze. Every person, through their own story, interprets and transforms them. And for me, that’s where the truly artistic moment begins.