The Eye of the Beholder

It was winter when I visited the courtyard for the first time. Slightly covered in snow, the faded golden tiles seemed like a timed glaze, discolored. Elements of wood, concrete, and falling water created one interesting setting, I remember having great sense of excitement for this challenge. Preparations began, happily visualizing how a transformational beauty can be seen highlighting the characteristics of scene and my work together. Changing how audience feels about the place, significantly affecting how they think, thoughts transforming with the pieces. Presenting a good experience of works in different range of forms, from art to architecture itself.

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Schneebalvasen 
Glazed Ceramic, Gold Luster
80cm x 37cm x 37cm

In Your Hand 
Glazed Ceramic, Gold Luster
Set of 3: 49cm x 17cm x 45cm

The Sisters 
Glazed Ceramic, Gold Luster
Set of 2: 80cm x 19cm x 45cm

Be Enthrone 
Glazed Ceramic, Gold Luster, Mother of Pearl
123cm x 47cm x 72cm

I am Listening 
Glazed Ceramic, Gold Luster, Mother of Pearl
107cm x 33cm x 55cm