When, as a child, I used to play with soil, mixing it with water and giving it shape, I couldn’t understand why my mother would get so angry…

When the time came and I finally worked with clay again, at the age of 25 in the Ceramics school, I felt like I found my mission. 

It is the material that challenges you to become a creator. This material takes its complete, final image solely with the addition of three others (water, wind, fire).

Before I even finished my college studies, I had begun working and experimenting with just the basic equipment.

1987, when I opened my studio, ceramics became a way of life for me; a continuous pursuit with pleasant and unpleasant surprises. An endless game with materials and techniques. This is the addictive and therapeutic beauty of Ceramic art!!