Each work presented in this gallery forms part of a cohesive exploration in that brings together artistic expression, material innovation, and sustainability. Drawing on my background in geoscience and a deep engagement with the visual arts, these works translate organic structures, mineral textures, and natural patterns into handcrafted sculptural forms.

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The gallery spans four interconnected areas—modern sculptures, bas-relief panels, sculptural vases for floral arrangements, and wall pieces with sustainability motifs. Across all categories, each piece is created using sustainable, mineral-based sculpting media, uniting aesthetic refinement with purpose to enrich both personal and corporate environments.

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Modern sculptures are available for acquisition by contacting me for further information, including details and pricing.

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Bas-relief panels are part of an evolving artistic exploration and are presented for demonstration purposes. The demonstrated examples may however inform commissioned projects where appropriate.

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Sculptural vases for dry botanical and fresh floral arrangements presented in this gallery are for demonstration purposes. As each piece is individually designed and tailored to specific settings and aesthetic intentions, they are offered primarily through commissioned work and project-based assignments. I work closely with clients (such as those in hospitality and event planners) beginning with concept design options for review and approval, followed by the creation and delivery of the final piece.

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Works with sustainability motifs explore environmental themes through material and form. They form part of an ongoing experimental art project and are not offered for sale.

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I welcome enquiries from individuals and organisations interested in acquiring my sculptures, commissioning sculptural vases or bas-relief panels, or exploring collaborative opportunities in sustainability-driven creative practice. I also welcome engagement with artists interested in the materials and techniques behind my environmental work.

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Contact: aharon@formaterra.design

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