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Eremites | ἐρημίτης

The Hermit

Burnished ceramic, lacquered paper, cotton rope.
28x25x12 cm (2026)

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Eremites, the desert-dweller, is the archetypal loner, whose self-inflicted solitude indulges a form of madness that corroborates the vow of asceticism they have taken. It is the first in a series of archetypal, mythical faces—not pertaining to any specific individual, but calling to mind so many.

Planetes | πλανήτης

The Wanderer

Glazed ceramic, gilded, cotton rope.
35x30x15 cm (2026)

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The wandering star, Planetes, whose moral code is to come and go as they themselves do, always having a say in what matters least and most, always passing by curious occurance and finding in each trial a lesson, or otherwise a good laugh. There is no knowing them, or understanding their motives, which are shifting at the speed of their scenic take-in.

Pseftes | ψεύτης

The Liar

Glazed ceramic, engobe, raffia fibre, cotton rope.
70x30x15 cm (2026)

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A story-teller through and through, with Jötun-like charm Pseftes weaves his web, takes you into the dark forest only to make you believe it is day, and you are by the beachside. His promises are sand, his letters all jumbled and void of meaning. Yet he seems so imposing, high-brow, assured. There is no way of truly knowing, is there?