For me working with metal is a very satisfying process; using ancient metal techniques such as raising to create contemporary vessel. Taking inspiration from animal habitats, my work is organic and curvaceous. 

The form of my functional sculptures is of great importance to me, drawing from shapes and forms that Read More...

For me working with metal is a very satisfying process; using ancient metal techniques such as raising to create contemporary vessel. Taking inspiration from animal habitats, my work is organic and curvaceous. 

The form of my functional sculptures is of great importance to me, drawing from shapes and forms that excite me from nature. I then transform these into  three-dimensional forms in clay until I feel I have discovered a functional, individual, appealing form that I will then proceed to capture in metal.

Functionality is important to me as it allows a user interaction. I want my pieces to be enjoyable to look at and touch. The response I want people to have is a curious, attracted, fascination with the one-off vessels and for them to want to investigate the pieces and to eventually add interest to everyday processes and to become special, cherished pieces.