I am a self-taught sculptor working primarily with metal. My artistic journey began as general interest as a child, a fun experience in high-school and then with elective art courses at the University of Guelph.  I’ve been learning and creating ever since. My choice of medium was naturally influenced by my family’s background in metal fabrication, which gave me early exposure and inspiration.

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What draws me most to sculpture is the cultivation of perception and spatial awareness. There’s something deeply fulfilling about transforming a cold, dense, and challenging material into something that radiates beauty, life, and energy. It gives me a strong sense of purpose and accomplishment.

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I believe art holds immense value in its ability to share messages, express beliefs, raise awareness, and tell stories. Personally, I’m drawn to creating work that brings people a sense of individual joy. I don't expect viewers to interpret my work in any particular way; instead, I hope they connect with it in the way they’re meant to—whether that means recalling a memory, creating a new one, seeing a reflection of someone they love, discovering deeper meaning, or simply smiling.