I create earth-based art that is sustainable, practical, and beautiful.

My practice brings together bioconstruction, muralism with clay, and ceramics, exploring the many ways in which earth can be shaped, transformed, and reused. I’m deeply inspired by the reversibility and versatility of natural materials, especially clay, which allows for both architectural and artistic expression.

I work primarily with the cob technique and local earthen materials, believing in the value of building and creating with what surrounds us. Through this approach, I seek to encourage a more respectful and conscious connection with the environment.

I studied art conservation and restoration, where I gained a strong foundation in traditional techniques and material knowledge—skills that continue to inform my hands-on, ecological approach to both art and construction.

Whether building with cob, creating ceramic pieces, or painting earthen murals, my goal is to share the creative and regenerative potential of working with the earth