Ruins is an ongoing exploration of how perception shifts through time, ambiguity, and processes of (de/re)construction.
Emerging from small clay forms that I lived alongside, the work moves through cycles of making, breaking, covering, tearing, and reconstructing.
I am interested in forms that remain on the horizon of becoming — never fully fixed or completed — like ruins that continue transforming while carrying traces of
what came before
and
gives openings to the future.

I made things with clay, things that were small and weird..
things that I could not identify at the beginning.
but they kept staying on my desk, on the kitchen table.
I holded them while talking on the phone. I took photos of them, I made drawings, paintings from these photos.
then, they were not weird for me anymore.
It was like an endless process that I was making something, then breaking, spoiling it, then constructing something else with remainders, then deconstructing again and again.

Seyler / Things, 2023 - Detail
21 x 29.7 cm
Acrylic on Paper

Ayanni’de / In Agios Ioannis, 2023
19 x 21 cm
Soft Pastel on Paper

Untitled, 2020
20 x 20 cm
Soft Pastel on Paper