Revealing the hidden movement within stillness. This is a series of three that explores the tension between drying clay and its stillness, as well as the moment when it gives way to new life that emerges from within. Reflecting on the process of clay becoming solid and the way it transforms, while also capturing the fragility and impermanence of growing live. I am compelled to activate materials and imbue them with a soul, fostering a strong connection between physicality, sensations, and touch. But also keeping a certain distance. I ask myself, "What does the material want from me?" By letting go of preconceptions, I feel an urge to construct, deconstruct, and reconstruct. The results of my daily practice yield vertiginous, eerie, and organic sculptures and objects, with elongated legs and curves that strive to expand further in space through movement. I seek to capture and transform the energies and movements that flow through my imagination and materialize them.