Fluid Stone, Heavenly Sparks is an artistic experiment between matter and imagination, knowledge and intuition. My practice is process-oriented, materially conscious, and open to transformation. I work across media—drawing, sculpture, installation, and organic substances—and conceive my studio as a laboratory where intuition, control, chance, and material meet on equal terms.
The starting point of the project is a self-created pigment archive made from plant-based substances such as red cabbage, spinach, algae, fungi, and grapes. These organic dyes are layered into modified laboratory glass vessels. Over time, the hues change—becoming lighter, darker, or more opaque. Thus, the glass objects function both as experimental setups and as sculptures, at once carriers and observatories of transformation.
