I love translating the world around me into visual forms that resonate with others. I live on an island thirty miles at sea surrounded by natural elements that constantly change, that change me and my work. I’m inspired by the way unforeseen forces work on objects, the shifts in tides, weather and movement of air. The shapes I create reflect this feeling. In my sculpture I try to capture a moment in time, an instant between movement and stillness.
But my work is never still. The simplicity of white serves as a blank canvas for the play of light and shadow. While each piece is a memorial to a moment in time, the movement of light gives them life. I love how shadows become a partner to a piece, how the light changes and the shapes allow each piece to transform. The passage of the sun across the sculpture tells a story of time. It reflects the poetry of seasons, the power of light, and the never-ending beauty of change.