2024
150mm h.
The first series of House of Plants began with the idea of a small courtyard within a home. In a larger architectural context, a courtyard functions as a void—an open space that brings a sense of ventilation and quiet relief to those who inhabit it.
This piece is intended to evoke that same sense of calm and openness as a small object, offering both stability and a subtle feeling of breath within a space.
It is made of copper and constructed as a double-layered form. Through the process of patination, the differing rates of oxidation between the inner and outer surfaces create nuanced, shifting tones—resulting in a delicate and complex interplay of color..
2024
240mm h.
This piece belongs to the second Courtyard series.The patinated copper surface flows gently across the form, creating a restrained sense of softness.
It is meant to bring a quiet sense of calm and openness into a space, like a small object that allows room to breathe.
2024
200mm h.
2025
250mm h.
Objet(Plant pot)
The Plant Hugger series is inspired by architectural forms that appear to gently embrace what they contain. Defined by a curved arch that connects a wide upper structure to a narrower base, the piece takes on a shape that seems to hold and cradle the plant within it..
2025
200mm h.
The Plant Hugger series is inspired by architectural forms that appear to gently embrace what they contain. Defined by a curved arch that connects a wide upper body to a narrower base, the piece takes on a form that seems to hold and cradle the plant within it.
Following the first Hugger pot, Series 2 was developed as a watering vessel, but can also be used as an object or a vase depending on its use.
Home of plant
2025
240mm h.
I didn’t have the chance to photograph it properly, so this was taken at my workbench.
What makes a space suitable for a plant to live in? A mass-produced plastic pot? A traditional clay one? I’m not so sure. In the metal planters I make, plants actually grow very well. They’re resilient beings, after all—capable of adapting to the conditions they’re given.
Of course, I’m always exploring forms that support their growth: a wide opening, a narrower base, proper drainage… all while holding onto a sense of form. It’s not easy, but that’s exactly what makes it so interesting.
230mm h.
2025
2025
190mm h.
Two forms are connected through an arch, with two inner vessels contained within.
Constructed as a double-layered structure, the outer form functions both as a sculptural planter and as a base that allows for greater formal freedom and expansion.
The inner vessels take on a simpler form, serving as more straightforward planters.