My artistic practice emerges from a lifelong engagement with both

science and the visual arts. While my professional career has been

devoted to scientific research, technology development and

environmental innovation, I have always maintained a parallel passion

for expression through sculpture and craft. For me, art and science are

not separate disciplines, but complementary ways of exploring and

understanding the complexity of the natural world.

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Much of my work is inspired by natural structures, organic forms and

geological textures. As a geoscientist, I have spent decades travelling

around the world, observing landscapes, materials and natural

processes, and these observations form the foundation of my artistic

language. I translate branching forms, structural lines and surface

textures into sculptural compositions that reflect both simplicity and

structural elegance.

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My current work spans modern sculpture, bas-relief panels and sculptural vases for floral arrangements. A defining aspect of my practice is a strong commitment to sustainability. I am actively exploring the use of mineral-based composites and reclaimed and/or recycled materials as alternatives to synthetic media, expanding the possibilities of environmentally responsible artistic production.

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Across my work, I seek to create pieces that reflect the relationship between structure and creativity, inviting quiet reflection on the beauty and complexity of the natural world, as well as the environmental challenges facing humankind in the face of climate change.