Hand-thrown and hand-built ceramic vessels with organic forms. Each piece shows variations in surface texture and glaze application.
Small-batch metal objects formed by hand, with patina development and surface finishing that creates unique character in each piece.
Decorative objects incorporating natural fibers and woven elements, creating texture and movement through material interaction.
Objects combining multiple materials, exploring how different surfaces and textures interact within a single form.
Our objects develop through a process of making and observation. We create initial forms, then refine them based on how materials respond and how surfaces develop.
This iterative approach allows forms to evolve naturally, with each iteration informing the next.
Surface treatment is an essential part of our object-making process. We explore how different techniques affect material surfaces, creating textures that enhance the object's form and character.
These surface treatments develop over time, with some materials showing changes through use and environmental exposure.