Forms that grow from the quiet.

These sculptures draw from the overlooked structures of the natural world – mushrooms, plants, and the systems that exist beneath the surface. Fungi in particular hold a kind of intelligence, moving through decay, connection, and renewal, shaping environments in ways that often go unseen.

Each piece is formed slowly, allowing texture, growth, and imbalance to guide the outcome. Nothing is forced. The work builds the way these organisms do – layered, adaptive, and responsive.

There is a softness to them, but also something persistent.

A reminder that life continues to emerge, even in places we might not expect.