Yes. Every scultpure is one of a kind. I never create identincal copies, and every piece follows the unique character of the wood it is carved from. Every sculpture is signed before shipping out to its new home.

I primarly work with reclaimed hardwoods. Depending on the sculpture, I also incorporate materials such as steel to complement the natural form.

Wood is a living, natural material that responds to changes in humidity and temperature. Small cracks or subtle movement may occur over time, and I see this as a natural part of the sculpture's life rather than a flaw. 

Each sculpture is carefully dried and crafted to minimise movement, and significant structural craks should not occur under normal conditions. However, because every piece of wood is unique, no artist can guarantee that wood will remain completely unchanged forever. 

Natural changes in colour are also part of the ageing process. Some species gradually deepen in tone over time while others become lighter as they are exposed to light.

Yes. I occasionally accept commissioned work when the project alligns with my artistic practice. Rather than creating an replica of an existing work, I create a new original inspired by the ideas, space or atmosphere we discuss together.