My artistic focus is on the animal form, inspired by its flawless design and functional structure. I am particularly interested in at-risk species, using my art to amplify their silent struggle. Through my sculptures I aim to celebrate their beauty, raise awareness about their status, and inspire collective efforts for their preservation.

With a BFA from the University of Arizona and a career spanning over two decades as a professional 3D animator in Vancouver, Canada, I bring a deep understanding of anatomy and movement to my sculptural practice. Working primarily in bronze, I’m drawn how this medium allows me to freeze moments in time from multiple perspectives, inviting viewers to engage with both the artistry and the tactile qualities of my work.  

I currently reside on Vancouver Island, dividing my time between working in the feature film industry, creating fine art, and exploring the Canadian wilderness.

I am represented by Gallery 8, an incredible fine art gallery on Salt Spring Island, BC.

I am a signature member of Artists for Conservation. AFC is the world's leading artist group supporting the environment. With members from over 30 countries, AFC's mission is to support conservation and environmental education through art that celebrates nature.

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