Memory of Water

A cabochon inspired by the purest of elements – water in motion and at rest. Shades of blue and navy flow smoothly like waves,

while darker accents evoke the depths where untold stories lie hidden.

Glass forms of varying density and texture create a surface that seems to breathe – like a sheet of water just before the rain.

Created without dichroic – a pure play of light and pigment.

Industrial Mosaic

When the city falls silent, color speaks. Industrial Mosaic is a manifesto of raw energy captured in glass. Fragments of dichroic panels create a mosaic reminiscent of murals from which the concrete has fallen away, yet the message remains. The black background emphasizes the intensity of colors—as if someone illuminated the ruins with neon lights. The golden detail of the pendant completes the contrast: light and shadow, form and rebellion, art and rust.

 Flash Point

The flash point is the moment of tension when steel has not yet cracked, but has already ceased to be itself. The rainbow on glass is not a decoration — it is a side effect of a reaction. Color escapes from the interior, seeks a path, squeezing through the structure like a flame through a gap. Form? Irregular. Like an explosion that no one stopped.

Half-Tone Magazine

Minimalism that speaks more than words. This pendant echoes concrete geometry and architectural order — like a staircase in an abandoned loft or old panels on a factory wall. Matte beige meets deep purple, and a transparent layer of glass encapsulates this encounter in time. A copper wire and hand-dyed purple wrapping highlight the character of the whole: raw, urban, with a hint of controlled chaos.

Industrial