The collection of sculptural jewelry is born from a deep reverence for the raw and the elemental. Each piece is shaped by hand, using ceramic and stones gathered from different parts of Greece—echoes of landscapes, coastlines, and ancient grounds.
Small-scale sculptures meant to be worn, carrying the textures, weight, and quiet energy of the earth. Rooted in material honesty and organic form, the jewelry becomes an extension of the body—a tactile connection to place, memory, and presence.
I mainly work with fine art photography, jewelry and small objects as a way of exploring issues of identity, existence and the wide world of connection.
My work revolves around notions of the mundane and the everyday. Since the very early days of my artistic journey I was intrigued by the way we experience the world both inwards and outwards in our daily lives, and what these experiences might mean for our identity.
