The Potter Series

Inspired by the philosophy of Omar Khayyam, who gives voice to clay through his rubaiyat, reminding the creator that everything shaped by human hands carries the memory of what has been and what will be.

Then said another—“Surely not in vain

My Substance from the common Earth was ta’en,

That He who subtly wrought me into Shape

Should stamp me back to common Earth again.”

— The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám (transl. Edward FitzGerald, 1st Edition, 1859 — Quatrain LXV)

Fragments and small vessels recreate this timeless dialogue between the hands that create and the matter that remembers, a meditation on fragility, rebirth, and the eternal memory of earth and spirit.