Paper is a medium I’ve been drawn to since childhood, familiar, accessible, and endlessly versatile. Its tactile quality resonates with people because it’s so universally known, yet its creative potential is often underestimated. Paper lends itself to a wide range of styles, from abstract, free-form 3D structures to highly detailed, photo-realistic work.

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I have experimented with paper’s strength, flexibility, texture, and ability to take on colour. ​​

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In my sculptures, I combine a variety of materials to bring each subject to life. I often use paper as a kind of ‘cladding,' much like feathers on a bird, allowing it to be the defining surface element while relying on stronger materials for internal structure. This lets the paper shine as a primary visual feature without compromising durability.

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Each piece is built to last. I use only the highest quality materials such as pastel paper, along with professional-grade clays, metal, wood, and wire.

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