Woven Porcelain

The Woven Porcelain series is rooted in a sculptural inquiry into connection, tension, and the architecture of relations. Composed of individually formed porcelain units that are then linked together, the works develop through a structure in which each element retains its singularity while contributing to a coherent whole.

Through repetition, variation, and the precision of the gesture, porcelain becomes a sensitive structure, both rigorous and organic. Light moves through the elements, revealing the refinement of the material, the rhythms, the intervals, and the invisible tensions that organize the composition. 

Situated at the intersection of wall sculpture, installation, and contemporary craft, these works explore connection, interdependence, and the place of the individual within the collective. They evoke living systems in which relationship becomes structure, and balance emerges from the meticulous assembly of autonomous elements.

Intended to engage in dialogue with space, the wall, and architecture, the Woven Porcelain series develops a presence that is at once silent, architectural, and deeply sensitive.