Phylum Porifera is a sculptural – audio-visual environment where ceramic bodies, moving image, sound, and text form an intra-reactive system.


Hand-built, coiled clay forms embedded with 3D-printed fossil geometries and volatile glazes propose porous, interdependent embodiments.
Phylum Porifera approaches editing as an ecological process, unfolding through cyclical and unstable temporal strata.

Landscape and micro-ecologies act as co-creators, shaping an embodied, responsive filmmaking practice. Together, sculpture and cinema operate as a living system that redistributes authority and invites reciprocal sensing.