About me
My work explores strength, tension and fragility.
Working primarily in welded steel, ceramic, bronze, plaster and jesmonite, I am drawn to materials that carry both fragility and permanence.
Recently I have been awarded the Richard Sharp Sculpture Prize. This sculpture explores what it means to be human — the balance between strength and vulnerability, resilience and fragility.
The bull emerges as a recurring motif in my work — an enduring symbol of power, resilience and energy. Through texture, scale and surface treatment, I aim to evoke both physical presence and emotional resonance.
My process is tactile and iterative. I build, subtract and refine — allowing the material to inform the final outcome as much as my initial intent. Each piece becomes a process of control and unpredictability.
Ultimately my sculptures invite viewers to consider the relationship between strength and vulnerability, and how these coexist within both human and animal forms.