This sculptural ceramic wall piece is part of the Weeping Flowers series. Its form combines rounded geometric volumes with soft, asymmetrical contours inspired by natural shapes. The balance between structured geometry and fluid transitions defines the composition.
Executed in a monochrome palette, the surface brings together several ceramic techniques. Underglaze sgraffito—created by carving into damp clay—forms a graphic pattern that emphasizes the relief and sculptural volume. Layered glazes maintain the black-and-white palette while revealing subtle variations of tone and texture across the surface.
The restrained use of color draws attention to the form, material, and surface. Each ceramic technique retains its own character while contributing to a unified composition