I longed to give life to my paintings—so I shaped my visions in clay. Modeling my own fantasies, I created a collection where the characters step out of the canvas and take on their own presence in the world.

What Binds Us Also Tears Us Apart

This ceramic sculpture explores emotional entanglement, vulnerability, and the quiet erosion that happens when two souls attempt to merge.
It speaks of connection, but also of the invisible scars we carry when love, pain, or identity intertwine too deeply

Stoneware

12”W x19” Hx10”D

2025

A ceramic sculpture of two intertwined human heads and upper bodies with a surreal, distorted appearance, featuring elongated facial features and exposed ribcage.

Wooden sculpture of a woman with long, flowing hair, seen from the side, with a textured, natural finish.

The hero’s journey

A single head with three faces—past, present, and future—navigates the inner skies of the soul.
The gears surrounding it echo the patterns we must unlearn to feel again, to listen before reacting.
Eyes on its tunic remember who we’ve been; a stairway carved in clay invites us inward, where transformation begins.
Across its back, a map traces the path toward the final treasure: Petunia, the rediscovered soul.

Stoneware

12”Wx 24”H x 10”D

2025

A sculpture of a surreal female figure with multiple eyes on her chest and face, lips, and a nose. The figure has a large open mouth with stairs inside and is holding a small object. The sculpture has an abstract, artistic style.

A sculpture of a person with gears in their head, and a map on their back, depicting a trail with labels in Spanish and icons.

A sculpture of a woman with a large head made of various textures, with mechanical gears and a headband, holding a small white and brown mug, set against a plain white background.

Where the Shadow Awaits “Petunia”

Stone ware

11”Wx 23.5”Hx 11”D

2025

This work explores the descent into the inner abyss to confront the shadow and the fractures of the self. It reflects on the tension between vulnerability and awareness, on the memories—both personal and collective—that shape us, and on the reconciliation with what we often deny yet silently sustains us

Sculpture of a woman with a cityscape base, featuring exaggerated facial features, multiple eyes, and body details blending into a swirling pattern.

A ceramic sculpture resembling a chimney with a small child-like figure looking out from a window, surrounded by detailed eye patterns.

A ceramic figure of an anthropomorphic animal with a human face, blush cheeks, and an open mouth, dressed in a black and white outfit with a tie.

The Seed of the Hero’s journey

Stoneware with wire

Size: 5”Wx 5.5”Hx 6.5”D

2025

The Seed of the Hero’s Journey symbolizes the moment of transformation when what is broken gives birth to renewal. The pomegranate becomes both wound and womb—a vessel of life, knowledge, and inner awakening. Through it, the cycle of descent and return finds its root in the quiet act of becoming.

An artistic sculpture combining a pomegranate with a human eye and red teardrops

A sculpture resembling a pomegranate with a cutout revealing colorful interior elements and red protruding elements attached to wires.

Roots of Being

Stoneware

10”Wx 11”Hx 9.5”D

2025

This sculpture reflects the duality of human nature — where man plants and woman becomes the roots that sustain life..

A green and black ceramic sculpture of a woman sitting cross-legged with her hands on her lap and her head tilted back.

A ceramic sculpture of a human face and upper body covered with leaves and vines, with a glossy green and brown glaze.

Ceramic sculpture of a human face surrounded by detailed leaf and plant motifs, with a color palette of green, black, and brown.

The Shadow within

Ceramic & Cold patina with a metal finish

16"Wx 9"Hx 7"D

2025

This work reflects on Jung’s idea of the shadow—the unseen and often denied parts of ourselves. It invites us to look beyond appearances, to face what is uncomfortable yet essential, opening a path toward deeper self-recognition

Green sculpture with a human face and abstract shapes, possibly made of glass or resin, set against a plain light background.

Sculpture of a stylized human face with flowing hair, made of a greenish material.

Various painted ceramic or clay objects resembling eyeballs and faces with exaggerated features, arranged on a white surface, some with chains and small eye decorations.

Hidden Eyes, Silent Stories

Stoneware / porcelain

XS ( 11/2”D)

S ( 3” D)

M ( 4” D)

2025

In this work, each gaze holds a story: moments from our past, whether painful or joyful, that remain embedded within us. These gazes do not vanish; they dwell deep inside and, from time to time, resurface to remind us of who we are. The piece becomes a mirror of memory and identity, where what has been lived continues to live on in the eyes that look back at us.

A ceramic sculpture of a face with an eye on the front, painted with green and black, and a chain hanging down with a small skull-like object attached at the end.

A painted pink spherical object with a realistic eye design and a small skull charm hanging from the bottom.

Nation Prescription

Ceramic , acrylic on wood canvas

12”W x 12”H

2025

“Nation Prescription” exposes a society consumed by medical dependency and moral decay. Through glossy, seductive materials, the sculpture mirrors America’s addiction to pharmaceuticals — a nation seeking relief but sinking into control and destruction. Fragmented symbols, scattered eyes, and reaching hands reveal both surveillance and the desperate struggle to escape a system built on human pain.

Mixed media sculpture featuring a woman with long hair made of sardines, a face with makeup, eyeballs, and American flag-themed elements, set on a black square base with scattered googly eyes.

Tzelá

Ceramic & natural plant.

12"W x 21"Hx 6"D

2025

This piece was born not from a fixed idea but from a restless question: what does it mean that woman was created from the “side” — tzelá — not from above or below, but beside? That ancient image speaks of closeness, vulnerability, and shared life. The work reflects on how something new can emerge from an open side — from love, from wounding, from the fragile yet fertile hollow that makes us human.

A ceramic sculpture featuring a human female with a plant growing from her head, and a small male figure attached at her neck, both dressed in colorful clothing with polka dots.

A colorful ceramic sculpture of a woman with a large, abstract face, featuring multiple eyes and lips, and a plant growing from the top of her head. She is dressed in a polka-dot and apple-patterned dress, holding a small, painted figure of a woman with black hair.

The Weight of Waiting

Porcelain with branch wood and beed wood, beed glass

13”W x 7”D x 20"H

2024

This work reflects on the quiet tension between patience and longing. It speaks of the unseen weight we carry while hoping for what has not yet arrived, reminding us that waiting itself can shape and transform us as deeply as the dreams we purse

A colorful ceramic sculpture of a woman with a star-shaped blue hat, multiple eyes and facial features, wearing a striped red and blue shirt, holding a fishing rod with a small fish and green beads.

Symbiosis of the Self: Ézer.

Ceramic

7”W x 13”H x 7”D

2025

This sculpture invites the viewer to reflect on how symbiosis within the self can be a source of strength, harmony, and growth.

A surreal sculpture featuring a large face with multiple eyes and lips, with a smaller head on top, mounted on a wooden stand. The face has an exaggerated expression, with prominent lips and eyes, and the sculpture is painted with bright, glossy colors.

Whimsical sculpture of a person with a large face containing four eyes, a red nose, and red lips, sitting with legs crossed and hands on knees, on a white platform.

When Eyes are Closed, the Soul Opens

Ceramic with pine needles

11"W x11"D x15"H

2025

This piece is a tribute to the unseen strength of women—how we continue to nurture, to feel, and to smile, even when depleted. Through exaggerated features and the interplay of materials, I explore themes of femininity, sacrifice, and inner clarity beyond sight.

Sculpture of a person with textured brown hair, wearing a woven hat and a pink top, viewed from the back, mounted on a white base.

Tin Hat Confessions

Stoneware

6.5”Wx 9"Hx 7"D

2025

This work reflects on the search for truth amid distortion—an invitation to question what power chooses to show and what it hides.

A colorful ceramic sculpture of a figure with multiple faces, wearing a red and white polka dot dress, a ruffled collar, and a white hat resembling a colander with holes.

Colorful ceramic sculpture of a woman with a multi-eyed face, black hair, a ruffled neck collar, and a polka-dot red dress, with a ceramic teapot on her head.

The Butterfly Effect

Stoneware

5”Wx 10.5” Hx 8”D

2025

This work questions the Butterfly Effect—the belief that small actions can alter everything. If a butterfly’s wings can move the world, what about the flutter of an insect inside the mind? The piece explores how thoughts, fears, and obsessions ripple quietly through our inner landscape.

A surreal sculpture of a human face with four eyes, pink cheeks, red lips, dark curly hair with gold accessories, and a hand touching the temple. The sculpture also features two breasts and a large pair of lips at the bottom.

A ceramic bust of a woman's head with black hair and patches of pink skin. The top of her head is covered with several green and gray caterpillars.

Your Choice

Porcelain with wire cage

14”W x5”D x17"H

2024

Through this piece, I invite viewers to reflect on their own journeys of liberation and the trials we face in pursuing our true selves. The vibrant color and open heart serve as a reminder that freedom is not merely an end goal, but a continuous process of exploration and self-discovery.

Colorful ceramic sculpture of a creature with multiple eyes, orange horns, red lips, holding a black object, standing on a white surface.

Colorful glass figurine of a creature with a large red and yellow body, decorated with white floral patterns, and four orange tentacle-like extensions on its head.

Blossom of the Unseen

Porcelain with Pine Nedlees

6"Wx 2.5”Dx 13" H

2024

This work speaks to the silent struggles women endure, often invisible to the outside world. It represents the emptiness and the internal tearing that can arise from various sources—be it physical, emotional, or mental. "Blossom of the Unseen" becomes a visual metaphor for the complex and often hidden nature of this pain, encouraging reflection on the strength required to bear it while still blooming outwardly.

A sculpture of a humanoid face and upper body with exaggerated features, including large red lips, yellow face paint, and multiple eyes. The head has numerous long, thin sticks protruding from the top, resembling hair or spikes. The torso features painted nipples and an open, cavernous mouth at the center of the chest.

A dessert with a white base topped with chocolate sticks arranged like a burst.

The Radical Act of Thinking

Size: 6”Wx 9”Hx 9.5”D

2025

This piece reflects on the loss of critical thought in contemporary life. In a world driven by distraction and repetition, the act of thinking has become almost radical. The work questions how the absence of reflection fractures not only the self, but society as a whole.

Ceramic sculpture of a woman with dark hair tied back with a red ribbon, wearing a light blue shirt with cherries, resting her chin on her hand, and gazing upward.

A sculpture of a woman with multiple eyes on her face, wearing a striped blue and red shirt with cherry patterns, with dark hair held back by a blue headband, and red lipstick, with one hand touching her face.

The final offering

Stoneware

Size: 5.5.”Wx 5.5” Dx 4”D

2025

This piece embodies the final offering—the heart itself. It represents the act of giving everything that remains, not in surrender but in truth. The work closes the cycle of the journey, where to offer the heart is to return to what is most essential: love as the ultimate form of consciousness.

A ceramic sculpture of a surreal face with multiple eyes, red lips, and a brain on top, placed on a cracked white surface.

Ceramic sculpture of a stylized creature with a red, bubbly head and black eyes, a pale body with butterfly wings, and orange and black wings on its backside.

Layers of the Heart

Porcelain

Size: 8.5wx 13.5Hx 3D

2024

This sculpture embodies the dual nature of human emotion — the coexistence of joy and pain. With four eyes and an open heart, the figure reveals vulnerability and resilience, reminding us that light and shadow shape the same soul.

An abstract ceramic sculpture of a humanoid figure with multiple faces and eyes, featuring a large rectangular green frame around a dark interior with a red heart-shaped object inside.

A small, red, anatomical model of a human heart hanging on a hook inside a green, textured ceramic structure.