I am a British contemporary wildlife artist and sculptor whose work explores presence, perception, and the fragile line between what we understand about animals and what remains unknown. Working across paper, bronze, and layered patinas, I create sculptures that balance realism with loose, atmospheric form and material.

Best known for paper patina sculptures and contemporary wildlife bronzes, the work moves between quiet psychological presence and a celebration of the beauty, rhythm, and complexity of the natural world. Inspired by direct encounters with wildlife and informed by behavioural observation, anatomy, and conservation, I seek to capture more than physical likeness, exploring the tension between strength and vulnerability, awareness, and instinct.

Often described as appearing “cut from the wild itself,” the paper sculptures celebrate the fragility, beauty, and extraordinary detail found within nature, evoking wonder both through the wildlife they portray and the delicacy of the material itself. Alongside these works, I also explore a quieter fascination with animal intelligence, presence, and the unspoken question of what may exist behind a gaze or expression.

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