Porcelain Painting

Peruvian Ceramics

The project is inspired by the traditional ceramic style of Nazca.
A dancing shamaness performing a sacred ritual is depicted on the ceremonial plate.
The jaguar pelt on her back symbolizes the wild, animal nature of humanity.
In one hand, she holds the severed head of a fellow tribal member who voluntarily sacrificed himself to the gods. In the other, she holds the sun—a symbol of life and fertility—shielding it from the cosmic serpent attempting to consume the light.
The visual style recreates the authentic forms, earthy colors, and graphics of historic Nazca ceramics.

Italian Maiolica

This project connects Renaissance tradition with maritime mythology. The work is inspired by the famous motif of Sandro Botticelli—the recognizable profile of a fair-haired girl. Reinterpreting this classical ideal, I depicted the melancholic profile of a mermaid, gazing sorrowfully into the sea.

Botanical Garden Design

The third project is presented only as a sketch, illustrating how it would look on a commercially available porcelain plate. The center features a rosehip and its name in Latin.