I sculpt the liminal moments where matter dreams of transformation.

My work exists in the space between states - where liquid yearns to crystallize, where metal remembers its molten origins, where organic growth meets architectural intention. These sculptures capture the precise instant when form surrenders to becoming, frozen at the threshold of metamorphosis.

My sculptural practice addresses the fundamental human experience of transformation. We exist in perpetual states of becoming - our cells regenerating, our thoughts flowing, our relationships evolving. These pieces manifest that internal reality as external form, creating objects that feel alive despite their material impossibility.

The progression from monochromatic metal to chromatic complexity in my recent work reflects an expanding emotional vocabulary. Where earlier pieces explored the meditation of pure form, newer works investigate how color can carry psychological weight, how surface can hold memory, how transparency can suggest vulnerability.

I am drawn to the paradox of creating permanent objects that embody impermanence. Each sculpture captures a moment that could never exist in nature - a crystallized breath, an architectural thought, a geometric emotion. They are artifacts from a parallel universe where physics serves aesthetics rather than the reverse.

In an age of digital fluidity and material uncertainty, my work offers tangible anchors for intangible experiences. These are sculptures for a generation that lives between virtual and physical realities, who understand that identity itself is sculptural - fluid, reflective, and beautifully unstable.

Through this practice, I explore what it means to be human in a world where the boundaries between natural and artificial, permanent and transient, individual and collective are continuously dissolving and reforming. Each piece is both question and answer, invitation and revelation, capturing the essence of transformation while celebrating the beauty found in moments of perfect suspension.