17/03/2026
Closing the kiln is an act of faith.
You load it, you trust it, you let go.
In a world that feels like it’s losing trust by the day
war, noise, fear
there’s something quietly radical about this.
A closed door. Heat. Time. And the belief
that something beautiful will come out on the other side.
I needed a moment away from this screen.
To work. To breathe. To remember.
24 hours later…
The kiln doesn’t lie.
And neither does the human capacity to love.
This is why I do this. 🔥
