Birth Of Ego 3 (Seed of Potential) Ceramic Still-Life Sculpture

Clustered like a quiet hoard of seeds or organs, these burnished ceramic forms hold a tense dialogue between weight and tenderness, their dark, iron-like skins interrupted by pale, sinuous protrusions that read as handles, tendrils, or breath made visible. The composition relies on close proximity and overlapping volumes, creating an intimate spatial pressure—each vessel leaning into the next as if for support—while the subdued light skates across pitted textures and glossy patches to reveal a history of heat, ash, and transformation. The restrained palette of soot-browns and bone-whites suggests an elemental narrative: containment versus emergence, the interior life pressing outward, the crafted object hovering between domestic utility and primordial artifact. In their ambiguity, the pieces invite contemplation of the body and the earth alike—hollow yet resonant, sealed yet insistently reaching.