As an artist, I am deeply guided by the belief that humanity holds a sacred responsibility to act as stewards of the Earth. This conviction shapes not only my creative process but also my broader purpose: to create work that reveals the profound connection between people and the natural world, and to use art as a catalyst for meaningful change.
Though my choice of medium shifts—from pyrography to drawing, illustration, and sculpture in both wood and metal—the essence of my work remains constant. Across disciplines, I focus on mark making, narrative, and the tactile interplay between material and imagery. Whether I’m burning a line into wood, sketching a form, or shaping metal, each mark is intentional, each surface a collaborator in the story being told.
Pyrography plays a particularly vital role in my practice, allowing me to etch stories directly into wood—a material that carries the energy of the Earth itself. The grain of the wood informs the image, becoming a silent partner in the narrative. This process is mirrored in my sculptural work, where form, weight, and texture emphasize the interconnectedness of material and message. Similarly, in my drawings and illustrations, the same line quality and visual language carry through, ensuring continuity of voice no matter the medium.
My work spans 2D, 3D, and functional forms, all aimed at provoking reflection on how our personal and collective choices impact the world around us. The permanence of techniques like pyrography mirrors the enduring consequences of our actions, while my sculptural and illustrative approaches deepen the dialogue between visual form and ethical inquiry. I believe that the relationship we cultivate with the Earth mirrors the one we nurture within ourselves and our communities.
Charity and social engagement are central to my artistic mission. Each piece becomes a vehicle not only for storytelling but for advocacy—raising awareness and supporting causes that protect the environment and uplift underserved communities. Through exhibitions, partnerships, and donations, I strive to amplify the impact of the work far beyond the studio.
Ultimately, my message is simple: when we align our actions with the well-being of the planet, we create a ripple effect that transforms both our outer world and our inner lives. Every mark, whether etched in wood, drawn on paper, or cast in metal, becomes part of a larger legacy—one that invites others to consider the impressions they leave on the Earth, and how together we can shape a more compassionate, sustainable future.