“Shared Flame” brings together ceramic, metal and glass in a suspended, spatial composition that traces the anatomy of a wood-fired kiln. Sculptural forms, each marked by the unpredictable imprint of flame and ash, are arranged within a glass-and-wire framework that mirrors the kiln’s interior flow. The interplay of textures-melted glaze, charred metal and translucent glass - reveals the dialogue between material resistance and transformation. Through scale and transparency, the installation turns the invisible process of firing into a visible, experiential environment.

This art is an invitation to witness creation as collaboration between artists, elements and the act of fire itself. The work becomes a metaphor for shared experience and transformation - reminding viewers that, like clay in the kiln, we are all continually shaped by the forces that surround and unite us.