About me:

I’m a contemporary ceramic sculptor artist based in Dublin, working mainly with clay and recycled glass.

My works explore natural harmony, gravity-shaped forms, and the quiet beauty found in organic structures.

I create abstract ceramic wall panels and installation that reflect softness, memory, and silence — shaped with intuition, inspired by nature.

Currently developing public art projects and selling collectible limited edition works internationally.

Artist Statement:

I am a ceramic artist based in Dublin, Ireland, specializing in contemporary ceramic wall art, architectural ceramics, and public art installations. My work combines recycled glass and sustainable clay to create sculptural wall panels that bridge art, architecture, and environmental consciousness.

Deeply inspired by the natural world, my artistic practice explores cycles of transformation, erosion, and renewal. I create both large-scale ceramic wall installations designed for interior designers, architects, and public spaces, and smaller modular artworks suitable for private collections and international shipping.

Each ceramic wall piece embodies the idea of permanence and timeless design — art that requires no maintenance, maintains its brightness and structure over time, and can be integrated into modern architecture or used as a statement wall in interior design projects.

Through the fusion of recycled glass and hand-built clay forms, my work transforms 40–50 waste glass bottles into a single luminous surface, symbolizing eco-conscious craftsmanship. The resulting glass textures capture and reflect light, evoking the movement of water, geology, and time.

My studio practice merges traditional ceramic techniques with contemporary design and sustainability principles, making each piece unique and environmentally responsible. These artistic wall sculptures not only bring aesthetic depth to architectural environments but also reflect a quiet act of ecological renewal and material transformation.

Conceptually, my panels meditate on the rhythm of nature, the flow of time, and the dialogue between human creation and natural evolution. Through this work, I aim to develop a distinctive visual language that promotes sustainability, beauty, and continuity — creating ceramic art that endures both physically and emotionally, resonating with the spaces and people it touches.

Why do I take inspiration from nature?

I’m in awe of nature’s power and beauty. There is a quiet bond between us. I try to express that bond through my art.

We are not separate from nature — we are part of it. With my work, I want to make that connection visible and remind others of it.

Every material nature gives us is a gift. In my pieces, there is a silent collaboration with nature — I simply listen to it.