Through our art we encourage the rewilding of our imaginations and offer people a way of opening up to nature, to find out what energizes and inspires them.
Cording
The meandering roots are a humble reminder that our individual significance is limited but through our connections with others we bring a larger meaning to life.
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Illuminated Shattered
The split pieces of this series focus on methods of re-assembly and of self-expression through organization. The final results capture and convey the process, and the energy required to conceive and create.
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Alder Disk
The depth of the open space which encircles each stick provides a stark contrast. My wish is for you to peer into the piece past the surface and imagine yourself walking in a rainforest.
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Falling Water
Inspired by both the towering trees in the cedar forrest and Kusari-doi or "Rain Chains" that channel falling rainwater from rooftops.
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Shattered Sphere
A sphere is a geometric object whose points are all equal distance from the centre, but as a symbolic image, the sphere represents three-dimensional spaces such as the earth, the sky, and the universe.
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Solid Sphere
The Solid Sphere represents the process of transformation, urging us to consider the previous form of the wood and what it has now become.
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Cedar Shells
An encounter with the unfamiliar, whether a person or an experience; is often introduced with a complex exterior.
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Pale Shadows
With these large-scale, stacked posts, I wanted to reintroduce the material into the landscape – but this time as bold, arboreal spires.
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Sentinel
I had always imagined these sculptures to be giant Roman soldiers, towering over everyone, keeping watch.
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Garrison
The stone wall around the Imperial Palace in Tokyo was the inspiration for this piece; its age, massive stones and excellent craftsmanship deeply impressed me.
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Floret
The Floret is inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s interpretation of the natural beauty of flowers and her method of symbolically abstracting forms to represent the softness and depth of femininity.
