• Sandrine's self-taught porcelain practice is a slow expression of nature
• Delicate floral sculpture is a defining feature of her work
• To her, crafts can only thrive when they are shared with others

Fascinated by the translucency of porcelain and the soft light it creates, Sandrine Tortikian makes lamps, tableware, decorative objects and sculptures characterised by organic forms and refined details. "I did not seek this craft, it found its way to me,” she says. Largely self-taught, Sandrine developed an intuitive approach to porcelain, shaped by experimentation and a deep sensitivity to the material’s intrinsic qualities. Nature, emotions and moments of everyday life all spark her imagination. At the heart of her practice lies the desire to bring the material to life. "Transforming porcelain into objects that carry emotion is a constant source of wonder," Sandrine explains. Her creations reflect the deep connection that binds humans to nature.