Table Lamps

These illuminated sculptures transcend traditional lighting categories, functioning as architectural statements that transform spaces through carefully orchestrated light. Working from a foundational geometric ceramic form, each piece develops through precise interventions—deliberate cuts, strategic openings, and thoughtful reconfigurations that create complex relationships between solid mass and luminous glow. The collection spans one-and-a-half height compositions that command attention through extended proportions, full-height pieces that assert geometric authority (some featuring integrated ceramic shades with dual lighting systems), compact half-height sculptures that concentrate visual impact, and architectural light sculptures that prioritize atmospheric illumination over conventional function. United by slip-cast ceramic construction and an architectural approach to form-making, these pieces prove that lighting can be both sculptural art and functional necessity, creating environments where illumination becomes a thoughtful, artistic encounter.