Practice
Commissioned Works.
A permanent form for a defining chapter.
Sculptural works created in quiet dialogue with private collectors, organisations and architectural environments. Each commission begins as a conversation and becomes a lasting marker of a chapter that could only ever be experienced by the person, relationship or organisation that lived it.
— A commission may mark
•A personal transformation
•A relationship
•An organisation entering a new phase
•A place taking on new meaning
Process
Each commission unfolds in quiet stages — listening, observation, translation, material.
The chapter is read in private dialogue. From that conversation a composition emerges — line and stucco shaped to carry an invisible movement back into form. The work is made for a single collector, relationship or interior and is never repeated.
What chapter deserves a permanent form?
