Wildlife has the power to inspire wonder, curiosity, and connection. Through sculpture, I aim to encourage a deeper appreciation for the animals we share the world with, celebrating their beauty, individuality, and the mystery that makes each species unique.

I believe that the more deeply we connect with wildlife, the more compelled we are to protect it. Each sculpture seeks to capture more than physical likeness, exploring the presence, character, and quiet intelligence of the animal itself.

Working across paper and bronze, I combine detailed observation with a fascination for the natural world. My paper sculptures are created from individually hand-cut and painted paper feathers. A labour of love, patience, and precision that reflects the delicacy and complexity found within the wild.

Through selected collaborations with conservation organisations and projects, I use sculpture to raise awareness and support the protection of threatened species.