These lamps that combine soft and fragile paper with rough terracotta take inspiration from ritual masks and tools, that have been used to awaken the unknown.

Materials: slip cast terracotta, hand knot paper shade, brass and textile cable

Size: height 55 cm

Inspired by the contrast of deep blue and terracotta of the Garden Majorelle in Marrakesh. The matt finish of the hand-made ceramic invites to feel the velvety surface, as you take a look through the turning mirror.

Materials: slip cast terracotta, Mdf, chalk paint, mirror, brass

Edition of 8

Sizes: large 58 cm / medium 53 cm / small 40 cm

By putting an energy stone in the middle of a table I wanted to explore my own approach to the healing stones. My feelings are a bit torn and even ironic. I’m not sure do I believe in the healing powers of the stones but then again I can't say with 100% certainty that they don't work.

Materials: natural stones, steel, brass

Do you remember the old fabric lamp shades with fringe edges? I love how they evoke the urge to run your finger through the rim. In these pieces I was exploring materials that invite you to touch them.

Materials: oak, glass mirror, textile fringes

For this work I was very interested on the idea of controlled coincidence. I used a method where water and colors form the pattern naturally on top of glass. First time I saw the final patterns was when I turned over the glass sheet and the paint had dried.

Materials: leather, glass, brass, acrylic paint, glitter