"Each sculpture begins by listening"

I work with wood as a way of listening.

My sculptures are not designed in advance. They emerge trough a slow dialogue with the material, where form is discovered rather than imposed.

My relationship with wood began long before I became an artist. Nature has always been the place where I found stillness, perspective and a sense of belonging. Over time, creating became another way of returning to that place.

I found sculpture as I was rebuilding my life after addiction. What began as a way to heal gradually became a way to connect with others. Working with wood taught me patience, presence and trust in a process that cannot be rushed. Today, those same values shape every sculpture I create.

I do not try to control the wood. I work together with it, allowing its grain, movement and imperfections to shape the final form.

Every sculpture is an invitation to pause reflect and discover your own meaning within it. 

"Sculpting has become a way of giving form to experiences that cannot always be spoken"