Sculptures

By mapping the symbolic landscape of the psyche, Carl Jung revealed a pathway into the ancient knowledge embedded within the human unconscious. This is an inheritance that connects us to lost, archaic ways of understanding. My work explores this terrain through imagined forms.

While my primary practice is painting, the forms occasionally extend into sculpture, opening new dimensions of encounter with the unconscious. In 3D, they become dynamic vessels of meaning.

Some sculptures carry symbolic resonances, while others function as spatial canvases, where motifs shift and transform with the viewer’s movement. Meaning is not fixed, but unfolds gradually through perception and interaction.

This fluidity reflects the nature of the unconscious itself. Through these works, I seek to reconnect with the universal structures of human experience, offering a tangible link to the shared, ancient language of our inner worlds.