This porcelain sculpture on a stand is in the shape of an oval shield. The white porcelain with a torn material effect, the floral motifs and the red threads evoke the notion of healing wounds after battle. The sculpture can also be mounted on a wall.

Placed on the floor, this sculpture presents mixed knots of fabric and glazed porcelain. It is covered with biscuit porcelain patterns. Of delicate organic forms, the motifs suggest colonies of marine organisms arising and growing.

Inspired by nature and the seabed, this sculpture on a base presents a wave of bronze-coloured stoneware from which a colony of white porcelain organisms arises and grows wildly.

Mixed knots of fabric and glazed porcelain covered with biscuit porcelain motifs compose this sculpture. The variety of motifs evokes colonies of marine organisms arising. The whole piece, which looks like it is unfolding, stands on a base.

This sculpture on a base is in the shape of a round stoneware shield. The rips, the organic motifs, the foliage, and the white threads are in dialogue with each other to evoke the idea of healing wounds after battle. The sculpture can also be mounted on a wall.