I treat materials as open invitations rather than constraints. Wood, metal, plastics, found objects, and digitally fabricated materials all become part of my artistic practice. I combine traditional craftsmanship with contemporary technologies such as 3D printing and laser cutting, not as ends in themselves, but as creative tools for exploration. My work is driven by curiosity, transformation, and the desire to challenge familiar perceptions. By altering forms, materials, and contexts, I create objects that invite viewers to pause, look closer, and discover new meanings. Each piece is an exploration of the dialogue between craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic expression, where the ordinary is reimagined through unexpected combinations and perspectives.
Biography
For more than 36 years, I have worked as an independent artist. My work exists at the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary fabrication. Alongside classical materials and techniques, I use 3D printing and laser technology as natural tools within my artistic process. For me, the technology itself is never the focus—it is the idea that matters, and its transformation into a form that tells stories, evokes emotion, and invites the viewer to see the familiar from a new perspective.