My name is Erica Toh, and I’m a sculptural and architectural relief artist—also a mother. My practice is grounded in stillness, simplicity, and intention, shaped by my life as a mother and my deep desire to create a sense of peace, both within and around me.

As a mother of one, my son comes before all else. Life is often loud, fast, and overstimulating—and my mind rarely rests. I’m an overthinker, constantly processing, imagining, creating. In the midst of that internal whirlwind, art has become my anchor. It’s where I slow down. Breathe. Let go.

My work is intentionally minimalist, often cast in white or softened with earthy tones. This aesthetic isn’t just a preference—it’s a necessity. Colours feel busy. Choosing palettes adds pressure and clutters the process. By eliminating colour, I eliminate chaos. I return to clarity. To calm. Through these pared-back forms, I sculpt quietness into being. As Leonardo da Vinci once said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”

This is also why my works are limited. Each piece is handmade with care, emerging from a slow, mindful process that honours the moment, the material, and the message. My sculptural and architectural reliefs are not mass-produced—they are one-of-a-kind, tactile reflections of intentional living. Born of light and silence. Imbued with meaning. Timeless by design. Crafted to endure.

My art invites you to pause—to find presence in shadow, texture, and gentle form. These works are made for those who collect not just objects, but meaning. A reminder to embrace stillness, live gently, and create space for tranquility in a world that often forgets how.

This is my purpose.

This is my practice.

This is my legacy in the making.