Between what is held and what is left open, form begins to breathe.
Void & Volume explores the quiet tension between presence and absence — where solid forms meet empty spaces, and light finds its way through shadow. Sculptural silhouettes are shaped not only by what they contain, but by what they leave behind.
Cast in sterling silver, each piece traces the poetry of negative space: the pause between surfaces, the hollow within a curve, the shadow that gathers beneath a form. Here, emptiness is not a lack, but a presence of its own — a space where light, movement, and the body become part of the piece.
A study in weight and weightlessness, Void & Volume invites us to look beyond what is there, and notice what is deliberately left undone.