SCULPTURES

This series of sculptures explores my experimentation with materials such as bronze and wood, using the forms of Australian wildlife, birds, and native flora and fauna as a starting point. The works reflect an ongoing exploration of how natural forms can be translated into three-dimensional space while retaining their sense of movement, character, and organic presence.

The sculptures are conceived not only as representations of the natural world, but as studies of form, volume, balance, and perspective. By manipulating shapes and structures, I explore how a sculpture can change depending on the viewer’s position, creating different interpretations and visual experiences from multiple angles.

Through this process, the works become an exploration of the relationship between material, form, and perception—inviting the viewer to move around them, discover new viewpoints, and experience the sculpture as something continually changing within space.