About My Practice

I see sculpture, not as a solitary object, but as a relationship between parts and materials, a mix of intention and improvisation, an embracing of the unexpected. My practice centers on how forms interact—how tension builds between them, and how balance emerges from opposing forces. Recently, I have begun painting my sculpture, which has led me to approach my practice with a different mindset. Am I adding color to sculptural forms, or constructing three-dimensional surfaces to paint?  It’s become a central question, one that’s reshaping how I approach every piece.