Garden of Curious Souls

Once, in a place between thoughts and dreams, lived a group of strange, happy beings. They didn’t have names or jobs, which made them feel free – the purple one didn’t worry about its yellow eyes, the blue one didn’t care that its ears looked like handles, and the little horse never wondered why it was the smallest. They simply existed, knowing it was okay not to have all the answers. In their garden of uncertainty, they danced, showing anyone who found them that the most beautiful things are the ones that don’t need to make sense.

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I transform simple, unassuming materials into sculptures that engage the senses and stir curiosity. Inspired by the Japanese embrace of imperfection, transience, and incompleteness, my work seeks authenticity in form and feeling.

The vibrant subtropical landscape I call home infuses my pieces with colour and vitality. I aim for clarity and directness, creating works that are tactile, approachable, and quietly uplifting.

In a complex world, I value simplicity. My sculptures invite interaction, offering moments of connection and lightness. Each piece reflects my own creative path and is made to bring moments of joy to those who experience it.