FOLLIE POTS

SITE 45

My ceramic practice begins with the ground beneath my feet. I forage clay from the local landscape, an act of excavation and close observation that lets the material reveal its origins. This intuitive process responds to the land and its fragments, transforming weathered traces of nature and human activity into quiet prompts for making. Using ancient hand-building techniques such as pinching and coiling, i allow each piece to grow slowly and organically. Every form is shaped by touch and memory, with visible marks registering time, pressure, and pause. The surface bears the history of its making, embedded in the clay.

Central to my approach is the deep connection between material and place. My work reflects both landscape and human presence - not as polished artifacts but as quiet offerings of transition.

I work from my studio balancing my creative practice with teaching, offering small workshops in hand-building and clay exploration