Portfolio
A curated selection of sculptures spanning figurative, abstract, and monumental works. Each piece is a unique exploration of form, material, and meaning.
Part of a series exploring how natural erosion shapes stone over millennia. This piece takes a found boulder as its starting point, carving only the features of a face emerging from the raw surface — as if the portrait were always there, slowly revealed by wind and water.
A monumental marble sculpture created during the Carrara residency. Two sweeping curved planes rise from a shared base, their surfaces polished to a mirror finish on the inner faces while retaining rough quarry texture on the exterior. The piece marks a meridian — a line of highest point, a moment of balance.
A monumental limestone bust exploring the tension between figurative likeness and geometric abstraction. Angular planes intersect with organic contours, revealing the structure beneath the surface. The deliberate fragmentation suggests memory — incomplete, yet more powerful for what it withholds.
A contemplative portrait study in Portland stone. The smooth, serene expression contrasts with the rough-hewn base, creating a dialogue between the refined and the raw. This piece explores the quiet intensity of observation — the weight of being seen.
An abstract stone sculpture exploring angular planes and the interplay of light and shadow. Inspired by the moment of transition — the liminal space between states of being. Two intersecting geometric volumes create a dynamic tension that shifts with the viewer's position.