Only box 00:24. Reconstruction. Ceramic set

Only box 00:24. Reconstruction. Ceramic set is a series of ceramic sculptures that explores the philosophy of boxing—its physical, emotional, and psychological dimensions. The project examines boxing as both an art form and a way of life, where pain, endurance, and self-confrontation shape personal transformation.

The central motif of the series is the boxing glove, symbolizing the buffer between human vulnerability and pain. Through ceramic miniatures, the project reflects on the duality of boxing—as both a violent clash and a disciplined practice, a test of strength, and an inner journey of resilience.

By drawing analogies between boxing and the human struggle, the series references Jungian concepts of the "shadow", illustrating the inner battle every individual must face. Each sculpture captures the raw energy of combat, emphasizing that boxing is more than sport—it is a philosophy, a test of will, and a metaphor for survival.

Only box 00:24. Reconstruction. Ceramic set presents boxing as a science of endurance, where pain is not simply endured but transformed into growth. Through ceramic as a medium—fragile yet strong—the series embodies the paradox of boxing itself: the balance between destruction and discipline, power and control.