ATTIC 38

“Attic 38” isn’t a physical studio; it’s my private working space—a notebook, a corner of my room, and a mindset. It’s where I collect observations, sketch ideas, test glaze notes, and experiment freely. In that “attic,” making is discovery and rest: trying new approaches, accepting imperfect outcomes, learning through repetition.

Art is my exploration and refuge—a way to engage the world through my hands. These experiences fuel my ambition to immerse deeper in ceramics and glassmaking within professional studios, refining my craft alongside makers who share this passion. Attic 38 marks my beginning; I aim to transform it into a real studio one day.