This page presents a series of sculptural works that explore the intersection of function, material, and playful abstraction.

These pieces are handcrafted, often vividly coloured forms that blur the line between everyday objects and artistic expressions. The works emphasise texture, form, and individuality, transforming familiar object-like structures into expressive, characterful artworks utilising different carved timber, painted surfaces, and organic shapes,.

Overall, the collection reflects a studio-based practice focused on experimentation, tactile craftsmanship, and the reimagining of ordinary forms as sculptural statements.

Overall, the collection reflects an ongoing exploration of how objects can move beyond strict functionality to become expressive forms in their own right. By merging sculptural experimentation with references to everyday things, the works challenge traditional boundaries between art and design, offering pieces that are at once familiar, strange, and richly material.