I was always passionate about learning a craft. I started to learn and work in a ceramics studio when I was 22 years old. I started to experiment with clay and slowly it became close to my heart. After 10 years, I opened my own ceramics studio.

I experimented with different shades of blues and clays and eventually the turquoise colour has become my signature colour. You can notice in my works that the blue is on top of the natural tone of the brown clay. To me it doesn’t have any limit and the turquoise glaze doesn’t have any shape.

The idea of freedom and uncertainty inspires me, because when I am making a piece, I never know what is going to happen. Is it going to explode in the oven? Will the colours stay on the clay? It’s a miracle that repeats all the time.

I use traditional wheel-throwing and forming techniques, mixed with some occasional cutting and altering to create linear structure in some forms. I think the repetition associated with any craft naturally leads to the development of a technique.