Objects with Flavour is how I describe my practice. It begins with familiar forms. A chair remains a chair. A mirror continues to reflect. Their purpose does not change, but the experience of them can.

Rather than reinventing these objects, I work through material, process and proportion, allowing each piece to develop its own character. The flavour emerges through this accumulation of decisions, shaped by memory, industry, observation and instinct.

I make objects according to my own palate. When that flavour resonates with someone else, the work has found its place.