A precarious and hybrid assemblage that merges hard and soft materials - rigid plaster, sagging fabric, crumbling foam—into a human-like form, evoking themes of vulnerability, and bodily distortion within an unstable structure.

The Balance of Being is a mixed media hybrid sculpture that explores the tension between weight and fragility, through contrasting domestic/industrial materials and precarious forms that evoke the emotional strain of maintaining stability in unstable environments.

A contorted, anthropomorphic sculpture assembled from found and site-related materials that evoke bodily distortion, instability, and resilience, capturing the tension between collapse and adaption.

An assemblage of fleshy, limb-like forms and rusted metal, evoking an uneasy intimacy between fragmented, hybrid bodies suspended in a precarious choreography of tension and connection.

This uncanny, amorphous sculpture with its bloated, sagging forms and twisted appendages evokes a surreal hybrid of body parts, object, and mutation.

Positioned awkwardly on a fragile metal frame, this mutant-like form oozes with a visceral tension, its fleshy surface and dangling chains evoking both restraint and unruly transformation.

Two misfit assemblages, re-configured from previous works, precariously made on the verge of collapse/exhaustion to mimic and embody a state of environmental breakdown