The work emerges from an intuitive engagement with playfulness, nuance, and an ongoing dialogue between clay, colour, and the artist’s gesture. It reflects a formative period during the artist’s internship in Oslo, articulated as a three-part spatial record of lived experience.

Moments of inhalation and exhalation, of attentive listening, movement, and internal dialogue, are translated into sculptural form. The works capture a subtle tension between stability and fragility, tracing the rhythms of everyday life while remaining open to the unpredictability of material behaviour.

Conceived as a form of writing in space, the objects extend the act of drawing or notation into three dimensions, where clay becomes both medium and language. Together, the three forms function as a diaristic constellation, preserving a specific temporal and emotional landscape.

2021, Oslo
stoneware, pigments
60 × 50 × 25 cm, 20 × 15 cm, 33 × 17 cm