Portfolio

Counted Raindrops Until The Storm Clouds Cleared bronze, steel, copper, glass 30×26.5×4.5in / 76x67x11cm 2014

By The Sun The Moon, You Are Always With Me bronze, steel 21.5x20x4in / 55x51x10cm and 35.5x83x5in / 98x210x12cm 2011 By The Sun And Moon, You Are Always With Me is a three-dimensional line drawing suggesting two landscapes. The work considers the memory of both our ancestors and the people we hold in our hearts

I Got Lost Among the Flowers bronze, steel 27.5×16.5x4in / 70x42x10cm 2011

Lost for Words 12 wood, bronze 23×12.25×4.25in / 59x31x11cm 2008 Lost of Words touches on the personal themes of communication, distance and longing. Perched high on a limb of a bronze tree stands a solitary figure. He gazes attentively at another figure below at ground level. Attached to the limbs and trunk of the tree

Blue Moon bronze 15x7x6in / 37x18x15cm 2016

Horizon – Maquette 3 bronze 18.5×16.5x8in / 47x42x20cm 2006

Phantom Limb wood, fibreglass, cold cast iron 36.5×27.5×7.5in / 93x70x19cm 2007 A phantom limb is the sensation that an amputated or missing limb is still attached to the body. The white tree limb is a metaphorical reference to our inherent relationship with the natural world. This connection is a force our bodies sense, but from

The Autumn of My Imagination bronze, ceramic, wood, copper 27×11.5x6in / 69x29x14cm 2005

The Winter of My Imagination steel, bronze 68x14x12in / 172x35x30cm 2005 In the season for quiet contemplation and self-reflection, a stark winter tree grows from the shoulders of a solemn bust. Trees and figures have long been an inspirational metaphor in my work for exploring feelings of being “uprooted” and “transplanted”

Contemplating the Universe ceramic, wood, steel 34x21x15in / 86x53x38cm 2005