
Every character begins long before clay touches my hands. Some begin with a face glimpsed for only a moment in a crowded street. Others emerge from fragments of memory, a line from an old story, the texture of a weathered coat, or the feeling a place leaves behind. For as long as I can remember, I have been collecting these small impressions and transforming them into stories. Long before I discovered sculpture, I was already building worlds in notebooks, filling pages with drawings, poems, and imaginary lives.
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