Sculpture/Mosaic

The Interest in sculpture began from a very early age, nowadays focussing on mosaic and Installation

Back to School, 2018.

Carved steel, olive wood, 20% zinc, 20% nickel, 60% copper.

This object represents two Shibriya knives facing each other and welded at the edges.

The welding point is the point where time stops for a moment, leaving space for choice. The sharp, timeless silence of the desert, gives hope for a positive transformation. The Shibriya is here used as a blackboard, with an alphabet etched on top, re-teaching us how to live as developed human beings, starting with A,B,C, respecting one-another.

Above, Back to School, 2018. Video performance post-sculpture

Land in Land

Developed in Bulgaria for Visionary Foundation, 2022.

Cretated by Matlakas and Mihaela Kamenova

Chorus

Developed for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Gwangju, South Korea in 2023

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Bricks, ceramic tiles adhesive, and grout of various sizes/assembled.

Chorus is a sculpture installation made of bricks, ceramic tiles, adhesive, and grout of various sizes. I created this work for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Gwangju, South Korea in 2023. The sculpture invites the public to participate in its assembly and disassembly, creating different forms and shapes. The work explores the concept of home, not only as a physical place, but also as a spiritual one, where the soul finds peace and comfort. Like a church, the sculpture is a refuge for the people, who can express their own vision of their spirit home through the sculpture.

Hope in The Sea, 2017.

Carved steel, olive wood, Charcoal.

Hope in the sea is a sound instllation representing a bench in a sea of charcoal. The burned looking books, bench and paddle represents loss of home, culture and strenght due to emigration. A lonely bench, in a fragile state but still with the hope of a change.

Mosaic commission in London

Hand-cut industrial ceramic on wall

⌀180

Mosaic commission in London. Hand-cut industrial ceramic on wall, ⌀180

Faces of light

wood, ceramic tiles and grout

Ø50cm

This sculpture has been made with two different faces, representing the cycle of day and night, the sun and the moon, which dictates and fragments our lives. The sculptures have two different energetic patterns to highlight the tow different inner rythms of both day and night.

A Run to freedom

wood, ceramic tiles and grout

20x45x5cm

This sculpture is dedicated to all the populations who fight against the aggrssion of a nation, all the people who struggled to defend themselves to injustice. It is a monument remember about all thos who survived but had to walk through blood and struggle.

Fragmented Child

wood, ceramic tiles and grout

25x45x7cm

This sculpture is dedicated to all the children who are subject to injustice because of war. It is a memorial of the injustice that many children around the world have to go through.

Cellular Listening

36cmx60cmx40cm

Sculpture made with ceramic, plaster, wood, grout, metal, paint, copper powder.

Following The Hare

Sculpture made with Wood, Ceramics, Grout

33 x 113 x31 cm

Attempt to reach the light

Hand cut ceramic tiles from Spain

Ø 60cm

LONDON, 2017

The Harvest

Hand-cut ceramic tiles from Spain

Ø 50cm

LONDON, 2017

Un Chien Andalou

Hand-cut ceramic tiles from Spain

Ø 60cm

LONDON, 2017

In-Frequency

Hand-cut ceramic tiles from Spain

61x39cm

LONDON, 2016

Meeting of Human and the digital world

Hand-cut ceramic tiles from Spain

60x30cm

LONDON, 2017

A Portal

Hand-cut ceramic tiles from Spain

Ø90 cm

LONDON, 2017

Buddha's wish

Hand-cut ceramic tiles from Spain

41x41cm

LONDON, 2016

Do Not Touch Series"

(Rubble of human mind)

wood, ceramic tiles and grout

35x20x10cm

"Humanity keeps fighting against nature and it's neighbours. It' s a story that we have seen in history and still see nowadays, it's a cycle with no end. One day perhaps this fragmented reality will only become dust and suffering blow away through the wind"

Do Not Touch Series"

(Rubble of human mind)

Various Sizes

Tile sculptures

Inspired by the worldwide famous Terracotta Army from China, I would like to continue the discourse with an artillery made out of ceramic. Changing the function of weapons. In fact I like the idea that in an exhibition environment is not possible to touch an art work and if

the art work is a gun, even better, the invitation of not touching is still valid.