"Although there are times when my ideas are expressed in sculpture, I am primarily concerned with the functional object. For me, it is a way to
celebrate the many “rituals”of our lives; rituals we may not be aware of
but which, when celebrated, become meaningful, beautiful and formal, extending the role of objects far beyond mere function.

The allure of the next idea, the challenge of realizing it, and the ephemeral exultation, or “moment of truth” that may or may not result from its realization are sequential factors that drive me as an artist.

The most difficult and yet exciting of my chosen métier is the virtual lack
of limitation in the metals themselves as a medium of expression. This
thrusts the conception and development of ideas squarely in my hands.
The consequent decision-making is part of being an artist – and a
marvellous freedom."