There is an idea that computer-aided work is unlike handmade, that 

it lacks creativity and soul. Yet, I believe that it possesses a distinct 

character that goes beyond being soulless. My work embraces the 

“mistakes” of machines, resulting in a harmony between 

handcrafted elements and technology.

With a passion for material properties, the sculptures celebrate 

dialogue between human and machine, focusing on the human 

traits and the “errors” of the printer. My aim is to dispel the fear 

surrounding machines within art, capturing the “soul” of the machine 

and highlighting how technology can broaden our understanding of 

creativity and art.