Pause and Dialogue

Each AdHoram piece begins with a pause.

A moment of reflection on an experience, a question, a feeling, or a change that is seeking form. Sometimes the starting point is personal. At other times, it emerges through an encounter with a work of art, a writer, a poem or an image that gives language to something already felt.

From there, a dialogue begins. Through observation and study, the process moves between lived experience and creative expression, seeking the ideas, emotions and symbols that connect them.

Rather than illustrating these works, the design draws from the experiences at their core, translating them into symbolic and sculptural forms that can be carried, worn and made personal.

Sketch and Form

The process begins at the table, with pencil and paper.

Lines are drawn, repeated, and refined — searching for the gesture that can carry the idea into form. Through sketching, the initial reflection begins to take shape.

A course in wax modelling she attended in Rome brought her closer to the technique, allowing form to be explored in volume and balance.

Each piece is cast using the traditional lost-wax technique, and shaped in metal by Italian goldsmiths, allowing the form to emerge with precision and care.