Collection: Corpus

A collection of figures rendered in high-fire porcelain. Some are mythological. Some are historical. Some exist in the borderland between the two

Long before portraiture, before photography, before the digital permanence of a face stored in a pocket; humans were pressing form into clay, carving likeness into stone, tracing the outline of what mattered to them onto every surface that would hold it. Not to decorate. To remember. To insist. To say: this person, this force, this presence - was real, and the realness of it deserved to outlast the moment.

To wear a piece from Corpus is to choose which figures you carry forward - and in doing so, to say something about what you believe endures, what you believe matters, and what kind of person you are quietly, daily, deciding to become.