A ceramic sculpture that captures the delicate tension between concealment and revelation. The soft, flowing folds wrap the form like a second skin—protective, elegant, and intimately shaped, as if molded by memory and motion.
The sculpture’s rhythm is interrupted by a single, sharp vertical slit near the base—a quiet rupture that invites the gaze inward. It contrasts with the smooth, gathered surface, balancing between motion and stillness, strength and vulnerability.
The piece speaks in a language of suggestion. It doesn’t reveal everything, but offers just enough to stir reflection. Folds and Opening becomes a quiet metaphor—for transformation, for intimacy, and for the quiet courage of openness within restraint.
| Clay, Wheel Throwing, and Hand-Sculpting | 34.5 x 11 cm. | 2024