My ceramics practice explores the intersection of fragility, resilience, and balance, using hand-stained porcelain as both material and metaphor. Porcelain, with its luminous surface and delicate strength, becomes a canvas for narratives that balance the tension between the ethereal and the grounded. This contrast underscores the dualities inherent in our shared human experience: vulnerability and strength, silence and expression, tradition and rebellion.

Each piece begins with a deliberate act of coloring the clay—an intimate process of kneading pigment into the porcelain, creating a depth of tone that feels intrinsic rather than applied. Through forms that are at once functional and sculptural, I invite viewers to engage with the quiet complexity of the work.