Physical form creates metaphysical space. Through heat, methodology, and intuition, I transform polymethyl methacrylate from the planar to the dimensional. Fired to softness yet retaining its rigidity, the material becomes a uniquely versatile medium - neither stretching like molten glass nor folding like delicate paper. Balancing the tension between density, structure, and temperature, I find fulfillment through form-making.

My process is a study in volumetric foldism - inventing quasi-origamic manipulations that generate figures, folds, and flows. Each work explores the balance between control and release, between the designed and the discovered. Happy accidents are celebrated as opportunities. The resulting forms range from Quatras and Clovers to Lotus and Blaze - coined names that embody their bespoke individuality.

I am drawn to the quiet fulfillment that occurs when a form becomes self-standing. These figures, caught between stillness and movement, carry the memory of motion - the pushing and pulling of peaks and ridges frozen in time. Sometimes mounted on the wall, they gaze back. Their ripples defy alignment, refusing the discipline of straight lines within built space.

My work is a meditation on figural representation and truth-seeking fulfillment - on the moment where material presence becomes a mirror for being.