The Fragment explores identity, depicting a half-person who has lost a part of themselves. This internal void is given a tangible form through the raw, earthy medium of terracotta. Standing at 25 cm, the minimalist and tactile figure feels deeply human, its rough-hewn contours capturing the essence of a soul rendered incomplete by life’s fractures.
The Edge highlights a moment of sudden transition, focusing on the sharp lines that define a body in profile. The terracotta figure features a dramatic, flat ledge cutting straight across the upper chest, creating a prominent shelf-like line right beneath the head. Below this sharp border, the torso curves and leans forward into a heavy, rooted base.
The Scar explores the marks left behind by life’s challenges, showing how our
experiences physically shape who we are. The figure features deep indentations,
sharp grooves, and heavy hollows carved directly into the back and spine. Rather
than hiding these imperfections, the posture carries them openly, with an
elongated neck and broad shoulders that stand tall.
The Road explores the transformative nature of a journey, capturing how a powerful internal motivation can completely reshape who we are as we
press forward. This evolution is brought to life through the raw, earthy medium of terracotta. The 25 cm figure possesses a quiet, forward momentum; its elongated
neck and shifting, upward-stretching contours mimic the way a clear purpose pulls a person out of stagnation.
The Wings features a stark, high-set posture where the shoulders pull back into small, vestigial, wing-like ridge, suggesting that the very mechanisms
meant to grant us freedom and lift us up are often the ones bearing the entire gravity of our existence.