This series brings together a group of sculptural figures inspired by mythological archetypes such as Medusa, the Faun, the Sphinx, and the Sirin. Each is reinterpreted through a personal and material-driven approach. The works also continue a recurring theme in my practice — the human-animal figure, which I return to in different forms over time.

The works are primarily hand-built in stoneware, and in some cases developed in porcelain with celadon glazes. Across these variations, the figures retain a shared character while shifting in surface, weight, and presence.

The surfaces remain layered and irregular or, in the porcelain works, more condensed and smooth — allowing material, color, and gesture to stay visible. The forms are dense, tactile, and direct.