These sculptural candle holders embody a dialogue between **materiality and process**, capturing the moment of substance solidification in an organic, almost fluid form. 

  
Balancing between **utility and artistic expression**, they transform a traditional object into a tactile experience where imperfection becomes an aesthetic principle. Light and fire interact with the form, emphasizing its plasticity and transience, inviting the viewer into a meditative contemplation.

Muse (series)

This sculptural piece explores the tension between control and organic transformation, where a sleek, reflective vase emerges from an almost liquid, unpredictable base. The metallic texture captures a moment of material flux, solidifying movement and instability into a tangible form. The contrast between the rigid verticality of the vase and the fluidity of its foundation reflects themes of growth, adaptation, and the delicate balance between structure and chaos.

Vessels (series)

This sculptural form captures a moment of fluidity, balancing between states of solid and molten, complete and transforming. The material appears frozen in motion, emphasizing fragility, instability, and the ephemeral nature of form. The tactile quality and reflective surface enhance the sense of plasticity, turning the object into a metaphor for time, transformation, and the surrender of control.

Chrome (series)

These sculptural candle holders embody the raw energy of transformation, where solid material appears to have melted, reformed, and solidified once more. Their textured surfaces capture the essence of organic chaos meeting structured form, emphasizing the tension between control and fluidity. The flickering flames enhance their dynamic presence, making each piece an evolving interplay of light, shadow, and material memory.

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