My work grows out of the meeting between landscapes. I shape vessels with sand from the golden deserts of the United Arab Emirates and from Fanø, a small windswept island on the Danish west coast. Two places, worlds apart, yet both carried into form through clay.

I am drawn to raw, dramatic structures — surfaces that capture the strength and intensity of the material itself. Working with oxides, clays, and natural substances, I allow the sands, grains, and minerals to remain present, unrefined, and full of energy.

Every vessel becomes a fragment of geography, a dialogue between sea and desert — an echo of nature’s own force, translated into ceramic form.