Torsion

Torsion brings together three one-of-a-kind ceramic objects, 3D printed in red clay and digitally shaped as twisted volumes — forms that seem to hold the memory of a movement suddenly frozen.
Their surfaces are finished with experimental glazes made from ceramic remnants and metallic pigments, giving each piece a tactile expressiveness that feels almost geological.

Each object explores the tension between solid and void, between raw materiality and the subtle vibration of sculptural intent.

These are not vases. These are poetic acts of resistance — sculptural presences meant to unsettle, not to please.