Objects

The sculptural practice engages with materials such as wood, copper, stone, aluminum, brass, and glass—elements already inscribed with histories and prior functions. Through reconfiguration, a shift in identity is staged: matter moves from one state of meaning to another. The work explores transformation not as repair or improvement, but as a passage—an opening where materials transcend their past and reveal new forms of presence. The objects operate beyond their physical substance, suggesting a quiet ontology of renewal and becoming.