I like playing games. This is the reason why I make primarily interactive ceramics. My intention is to to produce "half ready" pieces that are meant to be "finished" by the audience through moving, reading, peeping in, or solving the riddle offered by the object. Lately I have created a few pieces that invite the spectator to associate and thus to listen to voices calling from the depths of the mind and the soul.

My main motivation in art comes from  the quest for tranquil proportions and peaceful contrasts. The feeling of timelessness exuded by a freshly finished object usually arouses my urge to start working on a new one.