1. Flow Experimentation With Cylinder Forms

Year: 2025

Material: Experimental Glaze on W1 Clay

Description: An exploration of glaze through variations in colour, texture, flow, and surface. I experiment with different glaze combinations and application methods to observe how material, gravity, and firing conditions create unpredictable transformations on ceramic surfaces.

2. Flow Experimentation With Slabs I

Year: 2025

Material: Experimental Glaze on W1 Clay

Measurements: 22.5 cm x 22.5 cm x 2.5 cm x 2

Description: An exploration of glaze through variations in colour, texture, flow, and surface. I experiment with different glaze combinations and application methods to observe how material, gravity, and firing conditions create unpredictable transformations on ceramic surfaces.

3. Flow Experimentation with Slab II

Year: 2026

Material: Experimental Glaze on W1 Clay

Measurements: 22.5 cm x 22.5 cm x 2.5 cm x 2

Description: An exploration of glaze through variations in colour, texture, flow, and surface. I experiment with different glaze combinations and application methods to observe how material, gravity, and firing conditions create unpredictable transformations on ceramic surfaces.

4. Flow Experimentation with Slab: Tears Series

Year: 2026

Material: Experimental Glaze on W1 Clay

Measurements: 22.5 cm x 22.5 cm x 2.5 cm x4

Description: An exploration of glaze through variations in colour, texture, flow, and surface. I experiment with different glaze combinations and application methods to observe how material, gravity, and firing conditions create unpredictable transformations on ceramic surfaces. Through this process, emotions and tears held within the mind are metaphorically transferred into the movement and flow of glaze. The flowing glaze becomes a material trace of inner emotion, transforming invisible feelings into visible and tactile surfaces.

5. Flow Experimentation with 3D Slab Forms

Year: 2026

Material: Experimental Glaze on W1 Clay

Measurements: 30 cm x 19 cm x 9 cm, 26 cm x 23 cm x 8.5 cm

Description: An exploration of glaze flow through three-dimensional slab forms. By constructing and manipulating slabs into spatial structures, I investigate how glaze responds to changes in surface, angle, gravity, and form. The flowing glaze creates unpredictable traces across the ceramic surface, transforming a flat slab into a dynamic three-dimensional form.

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