Elin

Elin explores the quiet tension between surface and structure. The form is shaped by hand, its outer skin marked by layered textures that recall erosion, growth and repetition over time. Parts of the shard are glazed, allowing light to move softly across the surface, while other areas remain matte and tactile. This contrast creates a shifting boundary between roughness and smoothness, opacity and reflection. Elin invites close viewing and touch, revealing how texture can hold memory and transform material into a sensory experience.