Human Archive is a study on memory, body, and presence. Parts of the body are cast in clay and fired, then fused into glass plates. The kiln becomes a metaphor for time: it transforms, cracks, and returns the material to something ancestral.
The result is a line of tableware that carries the trace of a body. Objects that sit at the table, in the most common of spaces, and turn the everyday into a portrait — of care, of nourishment, of the people we come from.