Public Art

Public art holds a special place in my practice. There’s something profoundly rewarding about creating work that is accessible to everyone, that lives in the everyday world, and that can become a part of the fabric of a community. 

My approach to public art is to create pieces that resonate with the space they inhabit and the people who pass by them. These works are not just about filling a space but about enhancing it, creating a focal point for interaction, reflection, and conversation. I take great care in designing public art that is both visually striking and thematically rich, ensuring that it contributes meaningfully to its environment. 

Each piece is crafted to be not only a standalone work of art but also a part of the community’s identity, fostering a sense of place and belonging.