My work lives in that space: between control and surrender. I’m drawn to natural materials, earth tones, layered textures — pieces that feel alive, imperfect, evolving. Every object I shape carries traces of the moment it was made.

Nothing mass-produced, nothing rushed.

 

For years, I worked in fashion and visual design, surrounded by structure, precision, and curated beauty. But what called to me wasn’t perfection — it was the irregular, the tactile, the soulful.

This is art as process. As grounding. As quiet rebellion.

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BEQ Studio was born from a longing — to slow down, to return to my hands, to create without noise.