Spacetime Curvature
This series explores the warping of cosmic fabric described by general relativity. Each vessel reflects gravity’s influence on the geometry of space and time, where mass shapes curvature. Through rugged textures and deep celestial tones, the works evoke an unseen landscape, connecting material form with spatial distortion.
Quantum Fossil
Quantum Fossil explores the collision between quantum transience and geological permanence. Inspired by Feynman diagrams, brass structures fossilise particle motion within sandstone strata, reflecting the Anthropocene as a fusion of human data and natural matter. The work invites viewers to encounter uncertainty rendered solid in stone.
The Schwarzschild Limit
This series explores a cosmic threshold where matter condenses under extreme gravity. Folded ceramic forms suggest curved spacetime near the Schwarzschild radius, while wire structures trace an underlying lattice. Across three works, the progression from empty field to suspended mass reflects the tension between gravitational collapse and quantum vibration.