Stainless Steel 2024
Can we get closer?
Stainless steel – 62 cm x 63 cm x 63 cm
A visual metaphor for couple’s relationships: a strained balance. Inflexibility becomes the barrier, distancing those who seek closeness. Where love and support should be, we find distance and clash – a daily headline. This piece questions this precarious teeter-totter.
A visual metaphor for couple’s relationships: a strained balance. Inflexibility becomes the barrier, distancing those who seek closeness. Where love and support should be, we find distance and clash – a daily headline. This piece questions this precarious teeter-totter.
Can you see?
Stainless steel, granite – 81 cm x 39 cm x 12 cm
“Can you see?” portrays a solitary steel figure, elongated and slender, perched atop a rectangular base. Gazing intently upwards, the figure embodies a sense of seeking and striving for clarity in the face of an uncertain future. The sculpture, part of a series exploring our relationship with time.
“Can you see?” portrays a solitary steel figure, elongated and slender, perched atop a rectangular base. Gazing intently upwards, the figure embodies a sense of seeking and striving for clarity in the face of an uncertain future. The sculpture, part of a series exploring our relationship with time.
Fly Dance
Stainless steel, granite – 74 cm x 20 cm x 18 cm
“Fly Dance”: Breaking earthly bonds. This figure dances free from gravity, and the limitations of earthly life: economic constraints, social obligations. A weightless form embodying escape from physical and societal pull.
“Fly Dance”: Breaking earthly bonds. This figure dances free from gravity, and the limitations of earthly life: economic constraints, social obligations. A weightless form embodying escape from physical and societal pull.
Together
Stainless steel, granite – 28 cm x 30 cm x 11 cm
Recycled steel: exploring relationship – a fundamental need met with affection. Harmonious forms show mutual support and interdependence. Articulating emotional bond, countering loneliness, valuing shared life.
Recycled steel: exploring relationship – a fundamental need met with affection. Harmonious forms show mutual support and interdependence. Articulating emotional bond, countering loneliness, valuing shared life.
Dance with me
Stainless steel, black granite
61 X 30 X 10 cm
61 X 30 X 10 cm
First collection
Persistence of Creativity
Despite all the noise that doesn’t let us see here or speak. We insist on thinking and creating.
Reach out
Speechless Thoughtless
Persistence
First kiss
Primordial
We rely on you
Primordial 2