Built with a unique process inspired by the coiling technique used in is his ceramic work, this large timber vessel is created with rings of plywood that are carved by hand. A contemporary process but a timeless form, drawing on ancient vessels found across cultures.

"I create freely, moving between mediums: I turn to pottery when drawing becomes difficult, and shift to woodwork when I need a change of pace from ceramics.

In my ceramic work, I use the hand-building (coil construction) technique to create jars. I apply that exact same sensibility and procedure to my woodwork. I use 12mm plywood as the primary material. I cut the wood into donut-shaped rings, which I then stack one by one to build up the form of the vessel."