BABYLON SERIES

This series is rooted in geometric patterning informed by African and other ethnographic textiles I study during regular visits to the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris. The motifs are rhythmically ordered yet deliberately carry small irregularities—the human trace that keeps them alive. Black-and-white graphics rest on earth-toned, rough, unglazed chamotte clay, creating a soft, organic contrast. The collection focuses on decorative objects—vases, bowls, and wall pieces—balancing strict geometry with tactile materiality.