The Devil’s Garden
long-term sculptural project inspired by fear of the unknown. In Egyptian culture, “Devil’s plant” refers to wild, unfamiliar growth—untamed and avoided.
The series features ceramic sculptures drawn from animals, monsters, and wild plants.
Using mixed clay techniques and porcelain washes, the works express a raw, primal aesthetic. Natural oxides and minimal color highlight the material’s texture and form.
Firing Temperature: 1200-1240°C