My ceramic work is primarily focused on the sense of volume and presence conveyed by the form. I typically create 'tight' forms, relying on classic proportions and symmetry for their structure. To ensure each piece feels unique and avoids a commercially-produced look, I often incorporate throwing lines, carved surfaces, or freeform decorative elements.

I work with both stoneware and porcelain. For surface decoration, I use slips, underglaze, or repetitive carving. My designs are seldom figurative; instead, I aim for patterns that enhance the original volume without competing with it. While I don't always apply glaze to the exterior, any glaze used is a custom batch I mix myself, chosen specifically to harmonize with both the shape and the surface detail.

Functionality is a key consideration for my smaller pieces, and much of my effort goes into details that ensure a piece not only works well but also feels right. For me, ‘craft’ and ‘art’ are forever intertwined.