The Porcelain Fields translate the brick as a fundamental architectural unit into refined porcelain. Strict geometric proportions define the form, while the ceramic material transforms mass into precision and visual lightness.

Each element is finished in a deep blue high fired glaze. During firing, temperature, gravity, and material viscosity generate subtle flow structures, tonal gradients, and variations in gloss. The blue surface is not decorative, but a direct material record of thermal transformation. No two pieces are identical.

The Porcelain Fields exist as modular architectural fragments between sculpture, material study, and spatial system. They articulate order, seriality, and material presence within a reduced contemporary ceramic language.