8 pieces · since 2024
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Clay, badly and happily.

I started ceramics in 2024 through Joa's classes, and I've been hooked since. I'm not exactly gifted with manual skills — quite the opposite — but there's something about shaping clay that feels both frustrating and deeply satisfying. It's a space to disconnect, to struggle a bit, and to enjoy making something tangible, however imperfect.

Cheese board
Cheese board2024 · stonewareHand-thrown, matte glaze finish and an aspirational Pollock touch.
Small bowl
Small bowl2024 · white clayBubbly finish. My second piece.
Coffee mug
Coffee mug2024 · terracottaMy first ever piece, with a rusty finish. I'm not sure if I like it or not.
Soap holder
Soap holder2024 · white clayInspired by something on Pinterest: a stand for soap or a cleaning sponge. One of the most complex pieces I've made.
Small vase
Small vase2024 · white clayMatte finish. Very imperfect, but I like how it turned out.
Small face #1
Small face #12024 · white clayThe thing I've repeated most: small faces. This was the first, together with the next one.
Small face #2
Small face #22024 · white clayA different clay, and a bit more imperfect (especially the beard). I like it.
Small face #3
Small face #32024 · white clayOne for the kids — a tiger, intentionally a bit childish, a gift for a friend's child.