About

As an artist and furniture maker, my practice interconnects sculpture, design, and spatial thinking. Exploring how objects define, frame, and respond to the environments they occupy. Each work begins as an inquiry into structure: how a line, a bend, or a composition can be expressed through material, and how such gestures can both divide and connect space.

Working primarily in wood, I use traditional processes such as steam-bending to explore the balance between precision and intuition. The resulting pieces are both functional and reflective, furniture that fulfils its purpose yet carries the presence of sculpture.

I understand furniture as a form of soft architecture — a way to reconfigure space through presence rather than reconstruction. Each piece acts as a participant in the life of a room, shaping how space feels and behaves. It offers a way to inhabit architecture differently; to invest in it, reimagine it, and make it one’s own.

My work is guided by proportion, material economy, and a respect for process. Each commission is made to endure, to adapt, and to gather meaning through use — objects conceived not as statements, but as continuations of the spaces and lives they belong to.