Artist Statement

I am an Amsterdam-based artist working with wood, steel, bronze, and papier-mâché to explore the relationship between nature and ourselves; how meaning is formed through scale and metaphor.

I enlarge familiar forms such as an orange peel, a pair of pink glasses, a butterfly, a puzzle piece, or a fragment of daily life. Once scaled up, these objects slip out of the ordinary. They invite reflection: protection becomes monumental, perception becomes material, fragments search for coherence.

Nature is both source and structure in my work. Organic gestures—the curl of a peel, the shift of a wing, the logic of a puzzle—become sculptural presences, inviting viewers to reconsider what they think they know.

I am drawn to thresholds: between the natural and the fabricated, the intimate and the public, the visible and the implied. When the familiar becomes strange, new forms of recognition can emerge.

Whether in public or private space, my sculptures act as quiet interruptions, opening room for reflection, dialogue, and renewed perception.

I welcome exhibitions, commissions, acquisitions, and collaborations.