“Pangaea: Ceramics & Drawings” showcased in early 2020 in a solo exhibition in London. The theme proposed a journey through time from the creation of our planet to the formation of the ancient Pangaea, whose ambiguous symbolism represents at the same time a unifed world and a hostile territory for humanity.

A dozen sculptural ceramics explore the interior space of the vessel as a reference to caves and a representation of an en- closed methaphysical space, also evoking geological strata, ritual objects and the evolution of living forms. Additionally, a series of large ink drawings  represent the formation of our galaxy.

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The ceramics are made from combinations of different grogged stoneware clays, thrown and altered with handbuilt sections and single red to Cone 6. They have a muted warm palette with occasional off-white matt glaze decoration, often including cuts and holes in the naked textured surface to reveal the interior of the piece.