This is the most fun but challenging part to explain.

I might find myself walking, see a beautiful flower, and envision it worn as a brooch.

Or while watching a movie, a particular detail catches my eye, and then I think about how to transform it into an object.

Subsequently, the design is transformed into many small sections. Each section, representing a different color, is then cut out using a laser.

Subsequently, the design is transformed into many small sections. Each section, representing a different color, is then cut out using a laser.

All the pieces of acrylic are then assembled like a puzzle and glued onto a base to create the final subject. Sometimes, there are hand-colored parts.

Both the jewelry and the objects are assembled by hand in my workshop.

Sometimes, there are hand-modeled subjects that take shape when heated to over 300°.

After creating the product, I test it for a few days to understand if it works, if it presents any issues, if it's too fragile, and if everything is positive, I put it up for sale.