I fell in love with sand casting for its resistance to control.
Its imperfections, flow marks and raw textures hold the trace of a gesture that cannot be repeated.

As I refined the technique, those marks slowly disappeared.
So did the thrill that first drew me to making. The tension between intention and matter, between control and loss.

This collection is a deliberate return to that state.
The textures, fractures and irregularities left by the sand are not corrected, but preserved and enhanced,

becoming an essential part of each piece’s story.

The forms are intentionally simple: Loops, bands and archetypal jewellery shapes allowing the surface to speak.
Geometry and refinement hold space for a material language that remains rough, organic and alive.​​​