SCULPTURE · As Seen on Earth · Clay

In the series As Seen on Earth, the artist treats clay as a medium for social commentary, documenting the peculiar specimens she encounters in daily life. These sculptures are not flattering portraits; they are whimsical, slightly skewed observations of human behavior. Anatomical proportions are entirely dismissed. Physical and emotional traits are stretched past their logical limits, prioritizing the actual vibe of the encounter over reality. In her hands, clay becomes a blunt tool to capture our collective awkwardness, turning ordinary people into monuments of human eccentricity.