因著對茶碗這件看似簡單、實則深奧的器物深深著迷，於是踏上了創作茶碗的旅程。
在創作過程中，刻意不預設造型，任由雙手在陶土上自由行走，讓成形的過程如同呼吸般自然，抽離於周遭的喧囂。這段與陶共舞的旅程，不只是為了孕育一只比例和諧、重量適中、唇緣友善的美麗器皿，更重要的，是試圖將靈魂映照其中——靈魂期待著被一雙空著的手發現，渴望被擁抱，成為彼此的夥伴。
這五件作品使用了石質陶土，並混入兩種火山灰：來自巴塔哥尼亞的Puyehue與卡塔馬卡省的Tinchos，讓阿根廷的靈魂隨著每只茶碗飄洋過海，悄然傳遞。
Fascinated by apparently a simple object, that in reality it is not, I decided to start my chawan making way.
When doing them, I free my mind from a shape on purpose and let my hands travel through the clay, finding myself in a forming process that becomes natural, like breathing, and abstracted from all around. During that clay journey of building a chawan, I'm not only in search of giving birth to a beautiful vessel, well balanced and weighted, with a “lip friendly” rim, but also, and the most important task I face, is to reflect my Soul on it. Soul that hopes to be discovered by a pair of empty hands wishing to cuddle it and become partners.
In these five pieces I’ ve used stoneware mixed with two types of volcanic ashes: Puyehue from Patagonia Region and Tinchos from Catamarca province so as to spread a little bit of Argentina’s soul in each bowl.