Since childhood, a deep respect for nature has fueled my purpose: I believe every life on Earth holds intrinsic value worth protecting and cherishing. This conviction drives me to spark a dialogue with the world around us – not to judge, but to wonder. For over 25 years, I’ve shaped recycled metal into sculptures that celebrate biodiversity, from intricately crafted insects to abstract forms echoing the poetry of natural patterns. Each piece begins with a question: how can we relearn to see the beauty of our environment? By placing a sculpture beside a tree, in your garden, or within your home, you don’t just enhance a space – you unveil a fresh perspective, a prompt for conscious awareness. My art isn’t decoration; it’s an invitation to pause and reflect on the harmony between humanity and our planet. Choosing one of these works means joining a story decades in the making – a story of respect, reuse, and reverence for life in all its forms. Let’s make this vision visible, together.
Older text: Metal Speaks to me