Ondara Mirror
Ondara Mirror emerges from the slumped glass technique, where recycled glass is softened by heat and naturally settles into fluid, wave-like forms. Its shape evokes the gentle movement of water and the graceful glide of manta rays—a form inspired by a personal experience diving with these majestic creatures in the Pacific Ocean. Finished with a vacuum mirror coating, the piece maintains the glass’s translucent depth while gaining a reflective sheen that shifts with light and perspective. Each Ondara Mirror is unique, shaped by the size and behavior of the reclaimed glass.
Recycled glass, silver
2025
Latvia
Becoming
A convergence in space and time.
Where cold embraces heat.
Directing the forces of nature and harnessing the passage of time, these sculptures immortalize ephemeral moments transforming them into enduring works crafted from bronze or aluminum.
Employing the lost wax casting technique, bronze molds are crafted to encase paraffin candles, embodying the cyclical transformations of elemental forces and diverse states of matter.
Paraffin, aluminum, bronze, glass
2023
Netherlands
Laimītes
Riga City Christmas Campaign
Bringing the ancient Latvian tradition of molybdomancy — known as laimīšu liešana — to life, this project transforms the ritual into a series of surreal visual landscapes, created in close collaboration with graphic designer Kristīna Popila/ ME—OW.
In this tradition, molten tin is poured into water, forming spontaneous, unpredictable shapes. The posters capture that same sense of play and transformation, bringing a touch of color and magic to the city’s gray winter streets.
Special thanks to Jūlija Sinka for the captivating macro photography.
Tin
2024
Latvia
Willow Mobile
Bare weeping silver birch branches were willowing in December winds as I stared out of my quarantine window.
Wood, stain
2021
Latvia
