Selected Projects

A closer look at a selection of works developed over the course of the practice.

A hand-carved mahogany threshold inspired by the Inuit story Raven and the Berry Bush, integrating sculpture, stained glass, and architecture.

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Raven & Berry Door

A threshold work exploring arrival, renewal, and the relationship between carving, light, and architecture.

SCULPTURAL DOORS • ALASKA

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Kinetic moon sculpture rotating above the Saugeen River valley in Ontario.

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Moon Sculpture

KINETIC SCULPTURE • ONTARIO

A kinetic work translating the movement of wind into form and motion.

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A hand-carved painted pine entrance inspired by Southern Georgian Bay, heritage orchards, and the changing qualities of light.

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Maple Ridge Entryway

SCULPTURAL DOORS • ONTARIO

A threshold work shaped by orchard, forest, and the changing light of Southern Georgian Bay.

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Inspired by Inuit storytelling, this sculptural cedar threshold explores movement, transformation, and joyful presence through hand carving.

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Dancing Bear Door

SCULPTURAL DOORS • ONTARIO

A sculptural threshold inspired by an Inuit story of transformation, movement, and joy.

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Allwyndes

ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURE • ONTARIO

A sculptural gable-end work inspired by orchard landscapes, seasonal abundance, and the enduring relationship between home and place.

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Hand-carved basswood owl sculpture titled Quiet Vigil.

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Quiet Vigil

Memorial Sculpture • Ontario

A sculptural study of stillness, presence, and watchfulness.

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A sculptural interior passage exploring continuity, connection, and light through carved mahogany and handblown glass.

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Bedroom Passage

SCULPTURAL DOORS • ONTARIO

A threshold work exploring connection, continuity, and the quiet transition between spaces.

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A sculptural civic landmark celebrating the heritage, identity, and collective memory of Creemore, Ontario.

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Village Green

PLACE IDENTITY • ONTARIO

A civic landmark developed in response to local history, shared identity, and a sense of place.

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