About Us

About Me

I've always been quiet, introverted, withdrawn.

As a kid, I didn't fit in, not at school, not in family gatherings, not in friend groups. I didn't know how to be part of anything. I wasn't loud, or funny, or cool. I was the one in the corner, taking apart broken electronics, lost in thought, obsessed with the useless.

People called me weird. Some still do. But I've learned to be okay with that.

My Accidental Discovery

In 2019, I was dismantling a circuit board as I often did. I noticed a bit of leftover solder clinging to the back. I picked up an old soldering iron and gently heated it. Then it melted, and a single drop slid down, pulling into a long, sharp spike, like liquid silver. Like a living metal, flowing, forming, then freezing into something unexpectedly sharp, chaotic, and beautiful.

In that moment, something clicked in me. It felt like the solder was speaking in the language I had never dared to use.

It was sharp. It was aggressive. It was imperfect. It was raw and real!

Obsession Followed

From that day, I became consumed.

I watched videos, dug through old forums, and studied chemistry books. I modified my own soldering iron tips and experimented with various recipes for flux I found online. I also found many industrial anti-oxidation methods, but few could be applied to art. To make sure none of it was toxic, I even visited several laboratories for testing.

I'm especially grateful to Orion, who helped me experiment with adding different metals to the tin and find the perfect alloy. Without his formulas, many of my techniques wouldn’t have been possible.

During that time, my room often smelled like something had been burnt. Well, quite a few things were accidentally scorched.

My Little Shop

I showed them at underground art markets. Some people called my work strange or weird, but some really love it. Each time, I managed to sell a few pieces — enough to buy more tools and keep experimenting with my techniques.

In 2022, I opened my own little studio. It became a space where I could connect with more artists and makers. We could share ideas, mix our skills, and create something new together.

In 2025, thanks to the support of my friends, I launched this website to bring my solder art to the world, and I also hope it helps me build a more stable and meaningful life.

What's Soldering Art

So, what is soldering art?

This isn't just jewelry. This is molten metal and charred scars turned into rebellion.

No replicas.

No polished lies.

No pieces made to blend in.

If you're looking for something delicate, cute or neat, look elsewhere. But if you're here for something real, unique, unbound, something that doesn't fit the mold...

WELCOME HOME!