WHERE FORM LISTENS TO INSTINCT
In the heart of Barcelona, Sofia Karnukaeva quietly redefines how we experience form. Trained as both an architect and artist, she does not merely construct objects—she listens to them. Her work is born from an instinctive process where material and emotion meet without force, allowing each piece to surface in its own time, guided more by intuition than intention.
Her sculptural vessels appear almost alive, echoing the architecture of nature itself. They recall the softness of skin, the rhythm of breath, the quiet logic of hives and shelters. Each form feels ancient yet new, as if excavated from the subconscious or dreamt into being.
Through her hands, clay becomes a language—one that speaks of fragility, transformation, and the quiet power of what lies beneath the surface. In Sofia’s world, the abstract finds a body, and the invisible becomes something we can touch.
