I am interested in how water can cooperate with the built environment to strengthen environmental comfort, particularly during increasingly hot summers. At the same time, I investigate how the sensory qualities of water - movement, sound, reflection and cooling - can be preserved while reducing water and energy consumption in public spaces.
Developed in collaboration with landscape architects and water engineers, these projects integrate ceramics into fountains and public water environments. Material research, durability and environmental performance become inseparable from architectural experience.
Acoustic Landscape II
Continuing the investigation through a new family of ceramic forms that explore water, sound and environmental experience within contemporary landscapes.
Acoustic Landscape I
Organising the movement and sound of water through ceramic sculptures that become part of the architectural composition of a landscape.
Source
Giving architectural form to the emergence of water through a ceramic sculpture that marks the beginning of a landscape experience.
Water Ritual
A ceramic drinking fountain designed for the Széchenyi Medicinal Bath, exploring the relationship between water, material and everyday ritual.
Sitting Cloud / Floating Rock
Bringing playful encounters with water, plants and reflection into everyday environments through multifunctional ceramic forms.
Water related work
CERAMIC WASHBASINS
The hand shaped ceramic bowls bring a piece of unique sign into a sophisticated bathroom as essential elements of their space.