This sculptural ceramic wall piece features an abstract organic form that subtly recalls the shape of a flower. Rather than depicting a botanical subject, it conveys a sense of unfolding, growth, and fluid movement.
The surface combines two ceramic techniques. Black underglaze sgraffito—created by carving through the damp clay—forms an expressive linear drawing that emphasizes the work's texture and sculptural volume. These graphic elements are balanced by soft transitions of colored glaze, adding depth and shifting nuances of light and color.
The interplay of line, form, and glaze creates a layered visual experience, where the material itself becomes an essential part of the work's expression.