My sculpture process

My work develops through a sequence of explorations in which sculptural ideas gradually take form.

The process begins with clay exploration studies, where ideas are tested quickly and instinctively. These small pieces allow the structure, weight, attitude and rhythm of the animal to emerge freely.

Some of these explorations lead to larger sculptures realised in resin, where the form becomes stabilised and fully developed. At this stage the sculpture takes on a clearer presence as proportions, balance and composition are resolved.

From this body of work, a small number of sculptures are later cast in bronze, where the form gains permanence and its final sculptural presence.

Each stage plays a different role in the evolution of the sculpture, revealing the path from the first exploration in clay to the completed work. The exploration studies remain as the origins of these sculptures — direct and spontaneous moments where the first ideas of the form appear. Those exploration studies will be available soon via my website ( register your interest my joining my mailing list )

Exploration Studies
→ origins of the ideas

Resin Sculptures
→ first realised sculptural forms

Bronze Sculptures
→ final refined sculpture works