Proud student of Pots Rome, where I still study and produce my pieces, when in Rome. When in Belgrade, as happens to be the case lately, I keep studying, producing and hanging out with the amazing team of Lazar Rancic school of ceramics.

Throughout my journey, I have had the privilege of studying with and learning from some of the most distinguished masters in contemporary ceramics. I have attended workshops and classes with Rudie Delanghe, Alberto Bustos, Jeff Shapiro, Giovanni Ceramics and other inspiring artists, whose diverse approaches and artistic perspectives have profoundly enriched and influenced my own practice.

My work has been presented in several international exhibitions, including Premio BACC – La Forma del Vino in Rome (2021) and 1000 Vases in Paris (2024).

To me, making ceramics is shaping the clay while letting it shape you. It is not a craft, it’s a romance. The process is a retreat. If we are lucky, we like what we find. The result, when we’re very lucky, can be an epiphany. In less fortunate scenarios, it is growth.

My conscious preference goes to utility, to simple, elegant, preferably irregular, practical objects for everyday use. I do, however, feel deep attraction towards aesthetically superior pieces. And so, I play. I go forth and back, inserting and removing the petals.