​My work is simple and restrained in form, shaped by an enduring connection to the ancient pagan sites of West Penwith, Cornwall.
Through sculpture, I explore a visual language of light and space — how light moves across a surface, how shadows gather, and how meaning arises through absence as much as through material.
The work is grounded in duality: intimacy and individuality, closeness and distance. Paired forms and the space between them hold tension, allowing space itself to become present and charged.
Each piece offers a moment of stillness — a place to pause, reflect, and sense what exists between.