Ceramics | Absurdism

Through surreal sculptures featuring unnaturally large fingers, this series explores the absurdity of human existence, emphasizing our relationships with communication and physical contact. This serves as both an acknowledgment of the absurd and an ode to the sensation of intimacy.

Through surreal, humanoid, clay sculptures my work delves into the intersection between the complexities of human behavior, posthumanism, and the philosophical concept of absurdism by depicting a new human species made out of unnaturally large fingers and fleshy masses.

The abstracted human forms in this series explore the raw beauty of light and gestural textures while celebrating the intricacies of our visceral experience