Landscape of Homeland
Landscape of Homeland is a space for the feelings and memories that quietly guide my artistic practice. Rooted in an intimate relationship with a familiar landscape, these works emerge from a place that feels as close to me as my own breath.
Through ceramics, objects, and works on paper, I explore how a landscape lives within us—not merely as a physical place, but as an accumulation of sensations, fragments, and memories that continue to shape the way we see and inhabit the world.
Landscape of Homeland I — Ceramic Objects
Landscape of Homeland I is where I approach landscape and memory through objects, forms, touch, and sensation. Ceramics become a means of materialising memory, holding traces of my intimate connection to a familiar landscape.
Landscape of Homeland II — Lines and Space
Here, I explore landscape through lines and space, allowing images to emerge from traces and sensations rather than directly depicting a specific place.