Sculptures

Clay is the physical record of transformation, a substance formed from the compressed remnants of plants, animals, and earth itself. In my work, I use clay not only as a material but as a living metaphor for the evolution of all life forms, a vessel through which the inner dimensions of existence may be expressed and contemplated.

Within yogic philosophy and the framework of panpsychism, consciousness is understood as the primary essence, the ground of being that precedes and sustains material form. Matter and energy do not generate consciousness; rather, they arise within it. Consciousness shapes matter, giving it form and function, channeling it into patterns that allow the universe to know itself. Clay, then, becomes more than earth shaped by human hands, it becomes a conduit, a medium through which the unseen movements of awareness take form.

Through this lens, sculpting with clay is not simply a physical act but a dialogue with the fundamental structure of existence. Each piece carries the residue of ancient life and, at the same time, embodies the presence of consciousness as it manifests into form. In this way, my work reflects on the inseparability of matter and awareness, suggesting that the material world is not inert but vibrantly alive, shaped and animated by the consciousness that permeates it.