The Bottom of the Lake

A long, narrow stone tile forms the base of The Bottom of the Lake. From its surface emerge three small elements — a bowl, a vessel, and a stone — fused directly into the form and finished together in a deep black glaze. These shapes evoke objects resting quietly beneath water: fragments of a landscape preserved in stillness. The piece becomes a small topography of memory, recalling what remains after a lake disappears — traces, sediments, forms that endure beneath the surface of time. Both sculpture and vessel, it suggests a quiet archaeology of the everyday.