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“One of my favourite childhood memories is sitting under the grand piano at home. The sensation of being in that space is something I attempt to embody and then reflect in my sculpture. I am fascinated how space can suddenly emerge and be defined by a mere two lines or less. I enjoy making sculptures that you can physically be inside, and which play with the imagination.

​​My sculptures take on unique and united forms, like people. All individuals are different yet complete in their own way. I also see my works like poems which use few words to describe the whole. I play with the shapes that I select and sometimes use cardboard to try out a shape before working in steel. I see what complements the shapes and their spaces and then find the next shape to add to it. I continue in this way until the whole form is self-contained.

​​My sculpture is made purely to be experienced with the intention of bringing pleasure to my audience. I make my sculptures because this sense of pleasure - without practicality - is an important part of being human".