Collection: Burnt Porcelain

The Burnt Porcelain collection is an exercise in frozen vulnerability. Each piece, white as exposed paper, carries inscribed on its edges the memory of a burn. It is not destruction; it is transfiguration. The black lines that embrace the contours are not accidents, but visual poetry that whispers about scars that heal with beauty.

These undulating forms, almost primitive, speak of something that was taken to the limit and returned transformed. The burnt edges create a dialogue between the pure (immaculate white) and the transgressive (the black mark that defines it), a conversation between innocence and experience, between the untouched and the marked by life.

White porcelain, that material of luxury and fragility, acquires a deeper dimension here. By bearing these marks of fire, it becomes humanized. It reminds us that even the most delicate can withstand the passage of fire and emerge more beautiful, not in spite of its scars, but because of them.

Art that celebrates imperfections as truths.