My Story
I’m a sculptor and craftsman, working across disciplines; from creating sculptures, furniture, smaller objects to sometimes something in between.
I don’t just think about what I’m making, I think about who it’s for.
Each piece begins with a person, an idea, or even just a vague fascination. From there, I try to bring it to life as closely as possible, without losing sight of how it will be used and lived with.
Perfection isn’t the goal.
Emotion is.
My interest in making things started early. I was always drawn to architecture, sculpture, and anything shaped by hand; leading me to experimenting, trying things out, following whatever caught my attention.
During art school, something shifted. Focusing only on my own work, I slowly lost some of the enjoyment in creating. It took time to understand why.
What I came back to was simple: I like making things for people.
Thinking about who something is for, and what it might mean to them, brings the work back to life for me.
I tend to move between different kinds of projects rather than focusing on just one thing. I enjoy that variety - letting skills overlap, figuring things out as I go, and giving each piece the attention it needs. There’s a kind of order in that chaos that works for me.
When something interests me, I dive into it fully, sometimes to the point of obsession, until I understand it better. Then I step back, rest, and return with new eyes.
I enjoy challenges, and I like working with ideas and possibilities.
What I do, in the end, is take something imagined (whether it’s a feeling, a sketch, or a rough idea) and give it form.
And somewhere along the way, I hope it brings a bit of happiness with it.
What I offer
As I mentioned before, I work on a wide range of custom pieces from sculptures and furniture to smaller objects, accessories, home décor, and figurines. Many projects sit somewhere in between, shaped by the idea rather than fitting into a category.
I’m open to all kinds of creative work, including collaborations in art, prop making, or architectural pieces. Whether something is made in my studio or directly on site depends on the project.
If you like, you can be part of the process.
You’re welcome to make choices, give input, and adjust things along the way so the final piece feels truly yours.
How it works
Each project begins simply, and grows from there:
– You reach out with an idea, even if it’s still rough or undefined
– We talk through it together: what’s possible, how it could be made, and what direction feels right (in person, online, or by email)
– I create sketches or draft concepts to explore different approaches
– You give feedback, we refine the idea, and choose materials
– I gather what’s needed and begin the making process
– During the process, I share updates, and you can suggest changes or adjustments
– Where possible, I adapt and continue refining the piece
– The finished work is completed and makes its way to you
If you have something in mind (even just a small idea or a feeling you can’t fully describe yet) I’d be happy to explore it with you.