PhysicMode

It started from objects I couldn’t throw away.

Fragments, shapes, and materials that felt unresolved — not valuable in a traditional sense, but carrying a certain presence.
I began assembling them by hand, without a fixed plan. Often the hands move before the idea becomes clear. Through this process, forms start to find their own balance.
Each piece is developed through observation and adjustment — how it hangs, how it shifts, how it responds to the body.
Instead of symmetry, I work with tension, imbalance, and alignment.
Materials are not selected for perfection, but for their potential to become something else.
When worn, the object interacts with the person — adapting to their natural structure, highlighting something that is already there.

The work is not about decoration, but about presence.

Each piece is made in small quantities or as a one-off.