The Porcelain Bricks were born from a fundamental architectural idea: the brick as the most elementary unit of building. For centuries, the brick has stood for shelter, order, structure, and permanence. At the same time, it always carries the trace of the hand, the fire, and the passage of time. This tension between strict geometry and living material forms the conceptual foundation of the work.

Starting from the classical proportions of masonry, the form was deliberately reinterpreted and translated into porcelain. The material fundamentally alters the character of the brick. What is traditionally perceived as heavy and massive becomes precise, luminous, and refined. The clarity of the rectangular form meets the apparent fragility of porcelain. Solidity is transformed into quiet concentration.