My work explores identity, memory, and the connection between our hands and the objects we live with. In a world that moves quickly and favors the mass produced, ceramics asks us to slow down, to shape, wait, fire, and accept the marks left behind by the process. Each piece is made by hand and carries traces of where I come from, what I notice, and the imperfect nature of making. These are objects meant to leave my hands and enter someone else’s home, becoming part of their everyday rituals and stories.