Heating the silver to the point where the surface melts, the surface starts to move, shrink, or get waves on the surface. This process is unpredictable. Sometimes, the silver becomes a ball. Other times it transforms into something wonderful to work on.

The possibility of holding a liquid is something I find beautiful. To me working with glossy silver surfaces is time-consuming and if I did only this, it would drive me mad. So I started to beat up the material and build symbolic forms of bowls. I find this much more interesting.

Personal reflections and intimate confessions are built into my work. But people can recognise themselves in this. My creative process is very personal, but I have learned to release an items as soon as it is completed, and it becomes free for others to interpret.

I am a constructive minimalist with an eye on clean, straight lines. I also have a dramatic approach where emotions and serendipity are my driving forces. This way of working on either end of the spectrum satisfies my temper and constant need for challenges.