This piece is my design I created for a shadow lamp, its intricate details of Māori Kōwhaiwhai patterns are a representative of the rich history within the culture where each pattern portrays a different story. It holds significant meaning and depth which is what I wanted to capture in a design which can be simply […]
Title: Opinions Materials: Found objects, reclaimed hardware, domestic and industrial components Opinions is a playful but pointed exploration of pareidolia — our instinct to see faces where none exist. This assembly of found materials, from plumbing parts to appliance scraps, takes on an uncanny life of its own. Each character seems to speak, challenge, or […]
Materials: Manipulated acrylic, repurposed plastic plates, resin pour run-offs, resin Undergrowth explores the quiet persistence of nature in a world built to suppress it. Made entirely from repurposed plastics and salvaged resin, the sculpture twists upward in vibrant layers — tangled, luminous, and defiant. Like growth beneath the forest floor or pressure beneath a surface, […]
The Mother Nature Recreator - 2025
The Mother Nature Recreator is a provocative upcycled sculpture made from repurposed mirror, melted CDs, an old oven timer, tap, and resin-coated roses. Reflecting the human urge to tinker with nature’s balance, this one-of-a-kind piece dares us to consider whether our solutions are healing — or harming — the planet.
A combination of different pottery techniques have been used to create this work – mold making, hand building, sgraffito, spraying, and intaglio – to give form to the ephemeral nature and beauty of the sunrise.
A glass artist is part scientist; part artist. I love the way that by using the physics of glass a piece so delicate can be created with so many beautiful interwoven colours.
