Tala

Tala began as an exploration of grace, strength, and the quiet beauty found in living things. I wanted to create a piece that felt alive—as though it had paused for only a moment before continuing its story.

Like much of my work, Tala is inspired by my fascination with character, movement, and the way light can transform a form. Every piece of glass was carefully selected and shaped to contribute to a larger narrative, allowing the sculpture to change with its environment as light moves across its surface.

For me, Tala is a reminder that beauty is not static. It shifts, grows, and reveals itself differently depending on where we stand.