Process
Each work begins with attention.
To place. To material. To story. To what wishes to emerge.
Drawing, carving, and making become a process of listening as much as shaping.
OBSERVATION
The work begins long before carving.
Natural form, memory, landscape, and lived experience provide the foundation from which each piece develops.
DEVELOPMENT
Ideas are explored through drawing and refinement, allowing composition and meaning to evolve together before entering material form.
MAKING
Carving is an act of discovery as much as intention. The work emerges gradually through attention, refinement, and a dialogue with the material itself.
PRESENCE
The final form is shaped not only by material, but by the place it inhabits and the lives it touches.
Architecture, landscape, and memory become part of the work itself.
