My studio is a quiet place -
a space shaped by light, patience, and attentive making.
It is here that each artwork begins, not with urgency, but with listening. To material. To form. To the subtle rhythm of the day.
The studio is not a place of production.
It is a place of presence.
Natural light moves slowly across the space, revealing texture, shadow, and tone as the hours pass. This relationship with light guides every decision - from form and depth to surface and finish.
Silence is part of the process.
So is pause.
Each work is allowed to unfold in its own time, without force.
I work primarily with wood, hand-built substrates, and layered surfaces.
Materials are chosen not only for their structural qualities, but for how they feel - visually, emotionally, and atmospherically. Matte finishes soften reflection. Subtle tonal shifts invite the eye to linger.
Texture becomes a form of quiet communication.
A way of translating feeling into surface.
Nothing is added without purpose.
Nothing is rushed.
Every artwork is created slowly, by hand.
Layers are built, allowed to rest, then refined. Surfaces are worked and reworked, responding to light, shadow, and depth. Forms are guided by geometry, but softened through touch.
This process is as much intuitive as it is architectural - a balance between structure and sensitivity.
I think of the work not as something I make, but something I care for into being.
No two pieces are ever exactly the same.
Each artwork carries the quiet record of its making - subtle variations in texture, tone, and depth that shift with light and perspective. These changes are intentional.
The work is designed to reveal itself slowly over time, becoming part of the rhythm of a space rather than a fixed statement.
This is art meant to be lived with.
The studio practice is a devotion to restraint, balance, and stillness.
To creating works that do not demand attention, but offer it.
That do not compete with a space, but complete it.
Each piece leaves the studio carrying this intention - to hold calm, to ground energy, and to offer a quiet place to return to.
Whether youโre exploring or imagining something new, begin where it feels right.