Exploring the dialogue between geometry and organic growth, Tending the Wild brings together a series of modular ceramic sculptures inspired by nature, gardens, and architectural structures.

The ceramic sculptures recreate organic forms in clay, transforming a material drawn from the earth into branching, coiling structures that echo the rhythms of living plants. Vessels, roots, stems, and geometric frameworks merge into forms that feel both cultivated and wild, familiar and imagined. Together, the works create an imagined landscape where organic growth and constructed structure exist in delicate equilibrium.

Reflecting on cultivation as a practice of care rather than control, Tending the Wild considers transformation as an ongoing process. The work explores how structures that offer stability and belonging can simultaneously become sites of growth, change, and possibility.