Slippage (London, 2026)
Clay, Glaze, Glass
H80xW23xD1cm

Slippage explores identity as a topography of leakage. It posits that the psyche is a porous vessel where the initial experience is etched as a permanent, lateral scar. The emotional weight of that memory cannot be contained; it inevitably drips, condenses, and descends.

This vertical tension represents the transition from a lived event to a haunting fragment. The dark, metallic elements are the solidified echoes of the self, residue that has gained enough mass to break away from the surface of the past. They hang in a state of perpetual falling, tethered to the original impulse but existing in a different dimension of time. These fragments catch the light and the viewer’s image, mirroring the way memory perpetually
reconfigures our perception of who we are.


Membrance (2026) . Simuclara II (2026) . Simuclara I (2026) . Slippage (2026) . Patterns (2026) . Helix (2026) . Alaturka (2024) . Aligned (2024) . Gamma State (2024) . You Are My Sunshine and the Apple of My Eye (2024) . Tavaf (2024) . Alafranga (2023) . αI (2023) . βI (2023) . αVulva (2023) . βII (2023) . αIII (2023) . αIV (2023) .
Vivarium (2022) . In Bed (2020) . Continuum (2019) . Singular (2018) .